Jobs have steady incomes, and you get bonuses twice each year. The amount of which will most likely depend on your performance ratings.
It's a good company with lots of projects in lots of technologies.
Just like any other MNC, staying at one company for too long can mean your salary increases at a very standard rate, even after gaining plenty of years of experience.
Promoting a better work-life balance can be beneficial for increasing employee productivity. Too much work and no downtime can lead to burnout, which a lot of people are starting to experience in today's world.
I had a very simple interview process: an aptitude test and then a technical round. Post clearing both rounds, there was an HR round. In the HR round, details regarding your education background and salary expectations were discussed.
Took full docs in the end before saying there was a missed round and the engineer in there just waited for a question I didn't know and then rejected. Pathetic experience.
The process was standard, like all large MNCs. The test was doable. The total number of rounds are a lot, but understandable.
I had a very simple interview process: an aptitude test and then a technical round. Post clearing both rounds, there was an HR round. In the HR round, details regarding your education background and salary expectations were discussed.
Took full docs in the end before saying there was a missed round and the engineer in there just waited for a question I didn't know and then rejected. Pathetic experience.
The process was standard, like all large MNCs. The test was doable. The total number of rounds are a lot, but understandable.