Good work-life balance with many amenities.
People are good, and the culture is cool (in fact, it's the ideal culture).
Work moves pretty slow and can make you lazy.
Keep it up.
The company came to our college for campus recruitment. First, we had a coding test which had 2 questions. Then, the shortlisted candidates were called for interviews. There were three rounds: * Technical * Managerial * HR round
I applied through employee referral. First round: Skype interview. Just a couple of coding questions on hash tables, networking, Linux commands, and SQL. Next, they called me for F2F. First round: Coding on a whiteboard. Designing questions, hash
There was an aptitude and online round first with two simple programs. Then I went to tech round one. There, two programs were asked to do and explain. I did that. Then they asked about DNS, computer networks, things from DBMS and OOPs. As it was a c
The company came to our college for campus recruitment. First, we had a coding test which had 2 questions. Then, the shortlisted candidates were called for interviews. There were three rounds: * Technical * Managerial * HR round
I applied through employee referral. First round: Skype interview. Just a couple of coding questions on hash tables, networking, Linux commands, and SQL. Next, they called me for F2F. First round: Coding on a whiteboard. Designing questions, hash
There was an aptitude and online round first with two simple programs. Then I went to tech round one. There, two programs were asked to do and explain. I did that. Then they asked about DNS, computer networks, things from DBMS and OOPs. As it was a c