Good tech stack. Learning opportunities. No variable pay. Benefits such as food, transport, and hybrid mode of work. Good support for parents, health, and wellness initiatives. Encouraging of new ideas.
Work-life balance depends entirely on the peers on the team and managers.
Pay is lower when compared to tech and tech roles in leading banks.
Upward mobility is limited.
Increase pay to retain talent.
More transparency in ratings and promotions.
Minimize micromanagement.
Total 3 interview rounds: 2 technical and 1 HR. Questions were asked based on collections and basic core Java. The interview was of moderate difficulty. If core Java is prepared well, you can crack this easily.
Had one technical, manager, and then HR round. Cleared technical and manager rounds. Post that, I was done with HR. HR asked to send the documents and then update from them. The HR team is not responsive and is not disclosing the CTC range for my r
3 rounds: * 1 phone screen: General background Q&A based on the resume and spent about 30 minutes. * 1 technical interview: Mainly previous work experience and spent about 45 minutes. * 1 behavioral interview: With Sr. leadership and spent 30
Total 3 interview rounds: 2 technical and 1 HR. Questions were asked based on collections and basic core Java. The interview was of moderate difficulty. If core Java is prepared well, you can crack this easily.
Had one technical, manager, and then HR round. Cleared technical and manager rounds. Post that, I was done with HR. HR asked to send the documents and then update from them. The HR team is not responsive and is not disclosing the CTC range for my r
3 rounds: * 1 phone screen: General background Q&A based on the resume and spent about 30 minutes. * 1 technical interview: Mainly previous work experience and spent about 45 minutes. * 1 behavioral interview: With Sr. leadership and spent 30