A bad company in Bangalore
A bad company in Bangalore
If your dream in life is to play politics, do less work, just count bugs, learn nothing new, work on 12-year-old dead codebases in sustaining mode and want a 9 am-5 pm workday, this is the perfect job.
Once you join this organization, it's a trap. You cannot get out easily. Definitely not for freshers. They fix bugs of legacy products in India. No innovation. Lazy people, need I say more? People are here only for money, especially higher-ups. Pay is below par compared to others.
Increase the salary of current employees, rather than losing current talent and paying much more to get talent from competitors.
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Software Engineer
Direct onsite interview
Software Engineer
Applied through LinkedIn and received a call from the recruiter. The first thing they ask is your current package. Be careful here; their entire offer will be anchored around this value. They asked to come for an interview the next day. **Round 1**
Software Engineer
A recruiter contacted me, and three rounds of interviews were held. All rounds were conducted virtually. I was required to SSH into their server, and Vim was used for coding. The interviewers were very nice and helpful.
Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaAugust 1, 2012Direct onsite interview
Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaMarch 1, 2018Applied through LinkedIn and received a call from the recruiter. The first thing they ask is your current package. Be careful here; their entire offer will be anchored around this value. They asked to come for an interview the next day. **Round 1**
Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaApril 1, 2021A recruiter contacted me, and three rounds of interviews were held. All rounds were conducted virtually. I was required to SSH into their server, and Vim was used for coding. The interviewers were very nice and helpful.
