Good work culture, and there's not much difference in the treatment between a contractor and an employee.
Good work-life balance.
Chances for getting converted from contractor to full-time are close to none.
The hiring process started with a phone call where they asked for all your details. Then, within a week, I received a call for a face-to-face interview. The interview is completely focused on C. Until they feel you are really good in C, don't ask ab
I applied as a fresher. The first round was a written test, which included aptitude, reasoning, and basic MCQ-based electronics questions. The second round was a technical interview (50 minutes). The third round was an HR interview (8-10 minutes).
Three rounds of interview: * First, a concepts round. * Second, a hands-on round (they took me to the lab and asked me to measure frequencies, amplitude, and other waveform parameters). * Third, a managerial round.
The hiring process started with a phone call where they asked for all your details. Then, within a week, I received a call for a face-to-face interview. The interview is completely focused on C. Until they feel you are really good in C, don't ask ab
I applied as a fresher. The first round was a written test, which included aptitude, reasoning, and basic MCQ-based electronics questions. The second round was a technical interview (50 minutes). The third round was an HR interview (8-10 minutes).
Three rounds of interview: * First, a concepts round. * Second, a hands-on round (they took me to the lab and asked me to measure frequencies, amplitude, and other waveform parameters). * Third, a managerial round.