Work-life balance, a great platform.
Nothing as such, which can be mentioned.
More one-to-one time is required with employees.
I applied through college or university. The process took 4 weeks. There were 3 rounds for freshers (right out of college): * Written (Logical reasoning + Data Structures & Critical Thinking) * Face to face (1st round technical questions around Java
That process was good, and that was a walk-in, so lots of crowds were there. They took multiple rounds. I qualified for the second round and got rejected in the third round of technical.
The interviewer unexpectedly delved into various topics beyond the scheduled agenda, which was surprising. However, the questions posed were common and well-structured, allowing for a productive exchange despite the deviation from the planned discuss
I applied through college or university. The process took 4 weeks. There were 3 rounds for freshers (right out of college): * Written (Logical reasoning + Data Structures & Critical Thinking) * Face to face (1st round technical questions around Java
That process was good, and that was a walk-in, so lots of crowds were there. They took multiple rounds. I qualified for the second round and got rejected in the third round of technical.
The interviewer unexpectedly delved into various topics beyond the scheduled agenda, which was surprising. However, the questions posed were common and well-structured, allowing for a productive exchange despite the deviation from the planned discuss