Great projects. Good hands-on experience. Great compensation and benefits.
No fixed work timing. No work-life balance. Management is the worst.
I applied through an employee referral. It was quite easy, asking basic questions about OOPs and current resume. Current project, previous challenges, and so on. These questions were asked: * Multithreading * Multitasking * Memory-based questions *
It's a group interview on campus with two panelists. The interview was good. A total of five people were interviewed at a time, and we needed to compete among five. It was a really cool interview, and the interviewer analyzed our communication and lo
The interview process was quite simple and easy. Most of the questions were HR questions. There were no technical questions from their end. At last, they asked if you have any questions for me. Then I asked one question.
I applied through an employee referral. It was quite easy, asking basic questions about OOPs and current resume. Current project, previous challenges, and so on. These questions were asked: * Multithreading * Multitasking * Memory-based questions *
It's a group interview on campus with two panelists. The interview was good. A total of five people were interviewed at a time, and we needed to compete among five. It was a really cool interview, and the interviewer analyzed our communication and lo
The interview process was quite simple and easy. Most of the questions were HR questions. There were no technical questions from their end. At last, they asked if you have any questions for me. Then I asked one question.