A business model may work well in environments that are well diversified. It's a pro, yes, but definitely not in places where you have obvious dominated clients.
The business model does not work well here. It may work well in environments that are well diversified. However, in this current environment, it is much controlled by the same group of clients. It's poorly managed, and almost all are being dominated. When they need you, they squeeze you dry. When they do not need you, they happily kick you off, ending in less than a month's notice. It's poorly managed. Poor career progression also, as promotions and bonuses are so poorly done.
Step in to review project contracts, influencing to protect your own employees.
The first round comprises questions on aptitude, logical reasoning, and pseudocode. The second is the coding round, the third is the communication round, and then comes the final round, which is an F2F interview where a few basic questions were asked
Since it was the first interview of my life, I was nervous. It was a group interview where 5 people were called together: 3 girls and 2 boys. I was called amongst all the toppers of my batch, and I had scored barely 61% overall. So, more nervousness.
It was really great, and I enjoyed it a lot. It was a very interactive discussion rather than a robotic question-and-answer session. There were three people on the panel, and it was very interactive.
The first round comprises questions on aptitude, logical reasoning, and pseudocode. The second is the coding round, the third is the communication round, and then comes the final round, which is an F2F interview where a few basic questions were asked
Since it was the first interview of my life, I was nervous. It was a group interview where 5 people were called together: 3 girls and 2 boys. I was called amongst all the toppers of my batch, and I had scored barely 61% overall. So, more nervousness.
It was really great, and I enjoyed it a lot. It was a very interactive discussion rather than a robotic question-and-answer session. There were three people on the panel, and it was very interactive.