I have been working here for more than one year as a Test Engineer.
Good work environment. The name of the company may be Fabulous, but the salary paid is less than its competitors. Independent to work. No dress code. No site blocking. You will be given freedom to work. Free Sodexos, and cab. As a product-based company, the work is not much hectic (but sometimes it may be more). Work-life balance.
Low-paid salary, as Amazon is a frugal company.
Levels are less.
The freshers' package must be at least 3L, but they were offering much lower.
Aptitude round and tech round. It was very easy, with a friendly interviewer. Just learn manual testing and Java basics. All the best for your interview! Be thorough with the concepts you learn. Questions may arise based on your answers. If you
I attended a walk-in interview. It was pretty basic, with an English technical assessment round followed by a one-on-one with HR. There were totally 2-3 rounds, depending on the scenario. The questions asked were basic English.
It's all about communication skills, problem-solving, and managing difficult situations. It goes for three to four rounds. It was all online, based on communication and handling situations. Just have a scenario where you are the center of your team
Aptitude round and tech round. It was very easy, with a friendly interviewer. Just learn manual testing and Java basics. All the best for your interview! Be thorough with the concepts you learn. Questions may arise based on your answers. If you
I attended a walk-in interview. It was pretty basic, with an English technical assessment round followed by a one-on-one with HR. There were totally 2-3 rounds, depending on the scenario. The questions asked were basic English.
It's all about communication skills, problem-solving, and managing difficult situations. It goes for three to four rounds. It was all online, based on communication and handling situations. Just have a scenario where you are the center of your team