This service-based global company offers multicultural exposure, allowing employees to meet people from all across the globe. It provides superb work-life balance.
Work is distributed among several teams, which is good in one way. However, it sometimes becomes a challenge for developers to coordinate among teams to troubleshoot issues.
Asked questions related to projects. The whole interview revolved around projects done, like reasons for choosing that project, individual contribution, and difficulties faced. Experienced college activities, responsibilities undertaken, etc.
It was great. They started with some coding questions and asked about DSA projects, DBMS, CG, data analysis, and many more. There were even some coding questions to solve, and so much more was asked. There were also rounds like aptitude, and so many
It was a campus placement interview. The minimum score should be 6.75 CGPA or 60%. There were two rounds of interview: First round: An online test for basic programming skills. Second round: HR and technical. Requirements: * Very basic knowledge
Asked questions related to projects. The whole interview revolved around projects done, like reasons for choosing that project, individual contribution, and difficulties faced. Experienced college activities, responsibilities undertaken, etc.
It was great. They started with some coding questions and asked about DSA projects, DBMS, CG, data analysis, and many more. There were even some coding questions to solve, and so much more was asked. There were also rounds like aptitude, and so many
It was a campus placement interview. The minimum score should be 6.75 CGPA or 60%. There were two rounds of interview: First round: An online test for basic programming skills. Second round: HR and technical. Requirements: * Very basic knowledge