Work-Life Balance is great.
Onsite Opportunity.
Company Values are also great.
Work Culture is amazing.
The only and biggest disadvantage is when you get a support project, and your personal growth in technical knowledge gets a pause.
For a fresh graduate, interview questions are mostly about yourself, your educational background, and expectations. Your strengths, weaknesses, and how you would apply your knowledge and skills in order to contribute significantly to the company.
My experience with the interview went smoothly. The HR representative I spoke with was very accommodating and relaxed the whole time. I didn't feel so much pressure, which motivated me more.
The interview process typically involves several stages, including: * Resume screening * Initial phone or video interviews * Technical assessments or coding challenges * Onsite or virtual interviews focusing on technical and behavioral aspec
For a fresh graduate, interview questions are mostly about yourself, your educational background, and expectations. Your strengths, weaknesses, and how you would apply your knowledge and skills in order to contribute significantly to the company.
My experience with the interview went smoothly. The HR representative I spoke with was very accommodating and relaxed the whole time. I didn't feel so much pressure, which motivated me more.
The interview process typically involves several stages, including: * Resume screening * Initial phone or video interviews * Technical assessments or coding challenges * Onsite or virtual interviews focusing on technical and behavioral aspec