ASEs are more towards just work, work, work and have fewer sources of motivation and perks, so it would be good to have more vision towards graduates too.
Initially there was a telephonic interview followed by an in-person first round and then a second round. It was fairly smooth, however, the timelines for getting a call for a follow-up interview were too vague.
The interview process was pretty easy and asked basic questions. I was asked basic C questions and SQL questions. They told me to write a program during the technical round. They had 5 rounds: * First assessment * Second communication round *
Good process. The interviewer is approachable and asks valid questions. I answered them easily and was able to get the offer. However, I did not ask for a good amount of salary, so I declined the offer. Overall, it was good.
Initially there was a telephonic interview followed by an in-person first round and then a second round. It was fairly smooth, however, the timelines for getting a call for a follow-up interview were too vague.
The interview process was pretty easy and asked basic questions. I was asked basic C questions and SQL questions. They told me to write a program during the technical round. They had 5 rounds: * First assessment * Second communication round *
Good process. The interviewer is approachable and asks valid questions. I answered them easily and was able to get the offer. However, I did not ask for a good amount of salary, so I declined the offer. Overall, it was good.