The company has a lot of good perks for employees, like gratuity after 2 years, a personal loan facility, and salary is always paid 2 days before the month.
For Corona, they provided some money for all employees and also gave 2-3 days leave for mental health.
The manager of the team was the worst person I've ever worked with. He would not only micromanage but also shout and insult people in front of all. He would conduct meetings at any hour and make the entire team join. The time I spent there was hell. There was no such thing as work-life balance; in other words, there was no life and only work.
When multiple people are leaving from a particular team, and the attrition rate is so high, you should look into it.
Some people have directly complained about this person, and some have complained anonymously. Still, the management is backing up this guy. Why?
Attended by campus placement. In round one, I was given a paper to write a factory management system using OOP concepts. I was asked to code only in Java and Python. Section two was debugging, and I was given a merge sort code to debug the errors. H
The first round consisted of two coding questions. One was a debugging question. We had to find the error in the given code. The debugging question was about a magic square matrix. The other one was an application-based question.
There is an aptitude round, a written programming round, a technical HR, and an HR interview. The aptitude questions were easy (Cocubes) to crack. The written programming round consists of 4 questions: * Scenario-based programming in any language
Attended by campus placement. In round one, I was given a paper to write a factory management system using OOP concepts. I was asked to code only in Java and Python. Section two was debugging, and I was given a merge sort code to debug the errors. H
The first round consisted of two coding questions. One was a debugging question. We had to find the error in the given code. The debugging question was about a magic square matrix. The other one was an application-based question.
There is an aptitude round, a written programming round, a technical HR, and an HR interview. The aptitude questions were easy (Cocubes) to crack. The written programming round consists of 4 questions: * Scenario-based programming in any language