Good benefits and a secured job.
Nothing new to learn every day.
Have to do the same tasks repetitively in order to meet KPIs and stay in there.
Fewer growth opportunities.
It was a decent experience. Not tough, and easy to crack. It was one of the better opportunities for those fresh out of college. There are also better career opportunities within the organization, as it's one of the biggest in the world.
It took me one week to go through every round. First, there was an HR screening round. Then, the second round was a written assessment. For this second round, your English should be strong, focusing on grammar. It has a time limit (less time). The M
Shortlisting, then OA on 2 coding questions and behavioural questions, then 2 rounds of technical interviews. Most of the questions included DSA, have to tell brute force, optimal along with time and space complexities.
It was a decent experience. Not tough, and easy to crack. It was one of the better opportunities for those fresh out of college. There are also better career opportunities within the organization, as it's one of the biggest in the world.
It took me one week to go through every round. First, there was an HR screening round. Then, the second round was a written assessment. For this second round, your English should be strong, focusing on grammar. It has a time limit (less time). The M
Shortlisting, then OA on 2 coding questions and behavioural questions, then 2 rounds of technical interviews. Most of the questions included DSA, have to tell brute force, optimal along with time and space complexities.