Good salary and benefits. The big company offers lots of "wow moments." It's high tech, an engineer's dream. I also enjoy the salary and benefits, which are above average.
Sometimes I feel it is too big for visibility. Plants are all over the world, which gives some opportunities to move around but not much. Internal hiring is common, and if laid off, you have an opportunity to be picked by another location.
Very nice questions on experience.
Basically, a simple 3 rounds: 1. MCQs and coding round (online, 30 MCQs and 2 coding questions). 2. Technical interview (depends upon the role). 3. HR/Managerial round (management towards rough time). Rounds 2 and 3 may be combined for you.
The interview consisted of a 20-ish minute phone screening where they asked about your resume and what you’ve done. Going into detail seemed to be a good route to convince them you know what you’re talking about. Elaborating on what interests you is
Very nice questions on experience.
Basically, a simple 3 rounds: 1. MCQs and coding round (online, 30 MCQs and 2 coding questions). 2. Technical interview (depends upon the role). 3. HR/Managerial round (management towards rough time). Rounds 2 and 3 may be combined for you.
The interview consisted of a 20-ish minute phone screening where they asked about your resume and what you’ve done. Going into detail seemed to be a good route to convince them you know what you’re talking about. Elaborating on what interests you is