Not good for money, but if you want to stay for the long term, it's a good company.
Good work-life balance so one can focus on things not required for the job.
The interview focused on my technical fundamentals, problem-solving ability, and project knowledge. I was asked: * DSA questions * Scenario-based questions from my past projects * Basic HR questions Overall, it was a smooth and learning-oriented ex
Average interview process. Two coding questions, then an interview for the software engineer roles. Virtual rounds discussing the project and general CV projects, prior experience, previous employer, and the rationale behind your search for a switch
I had a 30-minute call with a recruiter from Accenture that left me feeling quite frustrated and confused. The recruiter spoke unusually slowly and in a flat, monotone voice, which made it hard to gauge his engagement. I honestly wasn’t sure if somet
The interview focused on my technical fundamentals, problem-solving ability, and project knowledge. I was asked: * DSA questions * Scenario-based questions from my past projects * Basic HR questions Overall, it was a smooth and learning-oriented ex
Average interview process. Two coding questions, then an interview for the software engineer roles. Virtual rounds discussing the project and general CV projects, prior experience, previous employer, and the rationale behind your search for a switch
I had a 30-minute call with a recruiter from Accenture that left me feeling quite frustrated and confused. The recruiter spoke unusually slowly and in a flat, monotone voice, which made it hard to gauge his engagement. I honestly wasn’t sure if somet