You will never be made to sit idle.
Anytime you can get cross-trained, and based on requirement and demand, you need to work on different technologies. There is no scope of specialization, and anytime they can throw you to any city, as they have a centralized placement system.
Salary structure is quite fishy. CTC contains around 15-16% variable, but you will only get around 5%. If you join in the middle of the financial year, you will get a pro-rated salary.
Bad politics, and management encourages politics across the peer level.
ASEs (freshers) are driving the project and are more influential than lateral joiners.
On bench time, you need to support and do BPO work.
Instead of inventing new sets of policies, please concentrate on employee growth and concerns.
The process was standard, like all large MNCs. The test was doable. The total number of rounds are a lot, but understandable.
Initial Screening: This may involve a phone call with a recruiter or HR representative to discuss your background, skills, and career aspirations. They may also ask basic technical questions to gauge your knowledge. Technical Interview: You'll likel
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.
The process was standard, like all large MNCs. The test was doable. The total number of rounds are a lot, but understandable.
Initial Screening: This may involve a phone call with a recruiter or HR representative to discuss your background, skills, and career aspirations. They may also ask basic technical questions to gauge your knowledge. Technical Interview: You'll likel
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.