Flexibility of Work.
Healthy and mind-enriching environment.
Accessibility of senior colleagues/peers: easy to reach out to them.
Senior management actually values your insights and rewards you accordingly.
Follows the concept of career counselor-counsellee to the core.
Politics, along with a few bad experiences in terms of managers and supervisors, but each company has its quota of black sheep.
While on bench (or ITP or RMG, as it's called in other companies), there are stringent rules related to chargeability and strong tabs kept by the HR department.
A general suggestion that the majority of IT firms should incorporate:
Come up with a model, framework, or a series of tests that assess the aptitude of freshers being hired. A person might have a knack for doing well in a testing role and, down the road, has a much better chance of faring exceptionally well in that stream, whilst another person may despise testing. Likewise, some freshers may not be techies or come from CS/IT backgrounds, and they end up in coding.
In short, the current process of allocating streams/verticals to freshers is based on randomization and driven by company needs. However, it should be driven by employee aptitude as well, apart from company needs in the global market.
When I was attempting the cognitive round, I solved the 90 min round in about 35 mins and then I pressed 'End Test'. It kept spinning until the timer hit 0. I waited, thinking it was necessary to wait until the timer hit 0 for the results to be displ
I had appeared for the walk-in event. All rounds were completed on the same day. I found the process fairly smooth. I faced two technical interview rounds followed by an HR round. After a few days, an offer was rolled out. So, overall, it was a good
Easy, only HR and project-related questions. Weakness and strength, challenging situation, how uh overcome it. Interviewer was old and nice. Positive feedback, but stopped hiring. That's pathetic. I was in hope to get a job, but they did this. Very b
When I was attempting the cognitive round, I solved the 90 min round in about 35 mins and then I pressed 'End Test'. It kept spinning until the timer hit 0. I waited, thinking it was necessary to wait until the timer hit 0 for the results to be displ
I had appeared for the walk-in event. All rounds were completed on the same day. I found the process fairly smooth. I faced two technical interview rounds followed by an HR round. After a few days, an offer was rolled out. So, overall, it was a good
Easy, only HR and project-related questions. Weakness and strength, challenging situation, how uh overcome it. Interviewer was old and nice. Positive feedback, but stopped hiring. That's pathetic. I was in hope to get a job, but they did this. Very b