Cannot think of any more pros with 4 years of experience here.
Politics in management level, especially in the Chennai office.
Only one in ten people out of a team actually works. If you are one of the remaining nine, you can enjoy; otherwise, life will be miserable.
Onshore assignments are based on pure luck, like a lottery system. It's a very frustrating system where there's no luck even after three years of trying.
People with less understanding and knowledge will lead you in onshore assignments because they were lucky to get a visa.
I had 3 rounds of interview. First, a technical round for manual testing. The second round was for automation, including Java and Selenium. The third round was an HR round for notice period negotiation, salary, and to verify prior work experience.
I was asked to come physically to the office. It was a telephonic interview where I was in a meeting room and was asked to attend a call from the company's landline. It was technical, and the interviewer asked questions about my related field. It wa
I did get the offer, but I had two rounds of screening. The first round was an online technical assessment, which had a list of multiple-choice questions. The second was a video call for a technical assessment. Most of the questions were from MVC
I had 3 rounds of interview. First, a technical round for manual testing. The second round was for automation, including Java and Selenium. The third round was an HR round for notice period negotiation, salary, and to verify prior work experience.
I was asked to come physically to the office. It was a telephonic interview where I was in a meeting room and was asked to attend a call from the company's landline. It was technical, and the interviewer asked questions about my related field. It wa
I did get the offer, but I had two rounds of screening. The first round was an online technical assessment, which had a list of multiple-choice questions. The second was a video call for a technical assessment. Most of the questions were from MVC