A great learning school after graduating, but less interesting after working for a few years.
Rather political internally. And to be promoted, it takes quite some time.
It was in my college. I was nervous at first, then they made me feel comfortable. First, they asked me to introduce myself and then started asking technical questions, which were based on programming languages and some core electronics.
It was an easy interview. It basically started with your introduction, and all they needed to know was about your final year project. What are your interests? In what field do you want to work? About job location.
The process is quick. Initial contact with HR via phone, explaining how the process will be, salary, and benefits. If everything goes well, an interview will be scheduled with the project manager, who could be your future leader.
It was in my college. I was nervous at first, then they made me feel comfortable. First, they asked me to introduce myself and then started asking technical questions, which were based on programming languages and some core electronics.
It was an easy interview. It basically started with your introduction, and all they needed to know was about your final year project. What are your interests? In what field do you want to work? About job location.
The process is quick. Initial contact with HR via phone, explaining how the process will be, salary, and benefits. If everything goes well, an interview will be scheduled with the project manager, who could be your future leader.