After lots of efforts, I got the technology I wanted to work on, as I was a fresher there.
People are not actually educated; they're just literate. Lots of politics. ASEs are not given much importance. SSEs are prioritized.
I applied online. For me, there are three stages of the interview: * The first stage is an aptitude and coding test. * The second stage is a communication test. * The third stage is an interview that includes both technical and HR questions. Overal
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.
An online test was conducted. After successfully clearing the test, the next stage involved a communication round. The focus was on assessing communication skills and understanding candidates' abilities to interact effectively.
I applied online. For me, there are three stages of the interview: * The first stage is an aptitude and coding test. * The second stage is a communication test. * The third stage is an interview that includes both technical and HR questions. Overal
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.
An online test was conducted. After successfully clearing the test, the next stage involved a communication round. The focus was on assessing communication skills and understanding candidates' abilities to interact effectively.