You have the possibility to work with big clients, work from home once a day, and the salary is good for the field.
Lot of politics. The bureaucracy is suffocating. Management is quite dull, and the PMs are incompetent. The teams and the projects are poorly managed, leading to chronic delays and continuous stress.
Lots of people in "management" are actually doing nothing, while few developers bust their asses to meet impossible deadlines.
It started through LinkedIn. A year ago, I had the interview through a study buddy who referred me. The interview was moderately long. I only participated in one interview, as in the meantime I was accepted for another job to start.
Too easy for freshers. Basic general knowledge and common sense are required. One with little technical knowledge can also pass the interview; interviews are not that serious. One of the places freshers can easily get into.
In a combined interview round, they asked both technical and HR questions. I discussed programming concepts, problem-solving, my projects, and also answered questions about my goals, strengths, and teamwork skills.
It started through LinkedIn. A year ago, I had the interview through a study buddy who referred me. The interview was moderately long. I only participated in one interview, as in the meantime I was accepted for another job to start.
Too easy for freshers. Basic general knowledge and common sense are required. One with little technical knowledge can also pass the interview; interviews are not that serious. One of the places freshers can easily get into.
In a combined interview round, they asked both technical and HR questions. I discussed programming concepts, problem-solving, my projects, and also answered questions about my goals, strengths, and teamwork skills.