Great people. Good benefits. Great work assignments.
Too much bureaucracy. Poor salaries. Slow-moving changes that only watch symptoms and never causes.
Salaries are not competitive, retention is poor, and cost is king. These factors are driving workers away and breeding inefficiency and poor quality.
Very boring. Four grown men read questions off a paper. They asked to explain a time, which felt very cliché. They ask questions and write down the answers. They don’t try to get to know you. They don’t ask about your experience, or what you enjoy
The interview was held via telephone in the first round and on Skype in the second round. Nothing too tough. You may need some preparation for the structured interview, but even that is manageable. The real problem lies after the interview: the wait
Received mail from Naukri. The HR set up a round without asking for availability at 9 AM. Two technical rounds were held, and both were very easy. The first round was conducted by a manual tester who pretended to be an automation tester. The second
Very boring. Four grown men read questions off a paper. They asked to explain a time, which felt very cliché. They ask questions and write down the answers. They don’t try to get to know you. They don’t ask about your experience, or what you enjoy
The interview was held via telephone in the first round and on Skype in the second round. Nothing too tough. You may need some preparation for the structured interview, but even that is manageable. The real problem lies after the interview: the wait
Received mail from Naukri. The HR set up a round without asking for availability at 9 AM. Two technical rounds were held, and both were very easy. The first round was conducted by a manual tester who pretended to be an automation tester. The second