Great environment. Great work-life balance. Food facilities available all the time. Health insurance. You will be working with smart colleagues.
The test team does not get recognized compared to the developers. No one cares.
If you are not from a premium college and are in a testing domain, then your growth is linear.
Need to address the test team issue and give some perk benefit to them as well.
Applied through the college on-campus recruitment process. We first submitted our resumes along with profile preferences. Shortlisted students proceeded to multiple interview processes. Shortlisting was done through resume screening and CGPA.
Very random. The written round is very easy as the same questions have been repeated for years. Interviews can take any turn. Mostly they question DS and Algo, but at times turn to things like compilers or some things which they themselves don't know
1. Written (Same set circulating from a long time; questions can be found directly on the internet.) 2. Interview 1: Based on my resume and general logic ability-related programs. 3. Interview 2: Based on understanding of the basics of computing
Applied through the college on-campus recruitment process. We first submitted our resumes along with profile preferences. Shortlisted students proceeded to multiple interview processes. Shortlisting was done through resume screening and CGPA.
Very random. The written round is very easy as the same questions have been repeated for years. Interviews can take any turn. Mostly they question DS and Algo, but at times turn to things like compilers or some things which they themselves don't know
1. Written (Same set circulating from a long time; questions can be found directly on the internet.) 2. Interview 1: Based on my resume and general logic ability-related programs. 3. Interview 2: Based on understanding of the basics of computing