People are great, as well as the environment. They treat you just like a normal employee. Even though I'm an intern, the team trusts you by giving you tasks that really matter, which is what an intern really needs to learn. Allowance is also good.
Pros written above are not for everyone. I might be lucky that I was assigned to a project with a nice environment. My other colleagues weren't happy with their stay since they were deployed to a different project.
It was good technical and analytical questioning. It was around 40 minutes. There were questions about previous experience, based on which they asked in the interview. It was overall a good one.
HR interview. Then, if you passed, it will go to an exam about logic and language. After that, if you passed, it will go to a technical interview. Then, if you passed, they will call you again to discuss the job.
It's okay, but the HR wasn't approachable at all. The exam was more on logical reasoning. They asked for some requirements and then ghosted me, not replying at all about the status.
It was good technical and analytical questioning. It was around 40 minutes. There were questions about previous experience, based on which they asked in the interview. It was overall a good one.
HR interview. Then, if you passed, it will go to an exam about logic and language. After that, if you passed, it will go to a technical interview. Then, if you passed, they will call you again to discuss the job.
It's okay, but the HR wasn't approachable at all. The exam was more on logical reasoning. They asked for some requirements and then ghosted me, not replying at all about the status.