Overall, it's a good experience to start your career with, since you keep your work at the office and then go home.
On top of it, you don't have to study anything because the job doesn't demand a full of knowledge. So you can prepare for other national exams along with working.
There's no stayback. If you have to stay in the office post your shift, then you will get paid for that.
The experience you learn there is basically zero, because you deal with audio clips of users of Alexa products.
So you really can't put much on a CV as work experience, but you can learn other small things, like management skills. Make them count.
I showed my interest via Naukri. It was a walk-in interview in Ramanuja IT Park. The interview started around 11 AM. The first round was resume shortlisting. The second round was a Versant online test. The third round was an HR round.
Knowledge of English is the basic requirement and easy to crack. Usually, it is done within a day, and you can get an offer within a week. It mostly takes place as a walk-in interview.
There is one easy round phase of the interview, prior to which there is an aptitude test. Both are easy to clear. Be confident and be prepared. It's a very commonly asked English-based aptitude test, so don't panic.
I showed my interest via Naukri. It was a walk-in interview in Ramanuja IT Park. The interview started around 11 AM. The first round was resume shortlisting. The second round was a Versant online test. The third round was an HR round.
Knowledge of English is the basic requirement and easy to crack. Usually, it is done within a day, and you can get an offer within a week. It mostly takes place as a walk-in interview.
There is one easy round phase of the interview, prior to which there is an aptitude test. Both are easy to clear. Be confident and be prepared. It's a very commonly asked English-based aptitude test, so don't panic.