Something new is always happening. If you are easily bored, this is the company for you. However, everyone's experiences are different. I have some friends that have been on the same contract for years. I know others that shift every 3 to 6 months.
Something new is always happening. You have to interview and apply for every job, and they can place you within 90 miles of the main office. If you are living in a high-traffic area, this can be painful.
Technical interview: The questions were easy and HR responded quickly. They offered good CTC, but the variable component was too much, which was a concern. However, it was my first switch, so I accepted and moved ahead.
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 interview went for 30 minutes and it is related to projects. They also asked about OOPs concepts, about abstraction, class, and objects. They also asked a coding question. The coding question was easy; just some practice, and you can clear it.
Technical interview: The questions were easy and HR responded quickly. They offered good CTC, but the variable component was too much, which was a concern. However, it was my first switch, so I accepted and moved ahead.
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 interview went for 30 minutes and it is related to projects. They also asked about OOPs concepts, about abstraction, class, and objects. They also asked a coding question. The coding question was easy; just some practice, and you can clear it.