Sometimes it's a policy team, sometimes it's just like a call centre
Sometimes it's a policy team, sometimes it's just like a call centre
- Work-life balance if you get the right team.
- Still hybrid.
- Location-wise: easy for public transport users.
- Competitor pay is better.
- Doesn't feel like in-house (even though we are in-house).
- The rules slowly become like a call center.
- Too strict.
A little advice: appreciate the employees.
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Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaDecember 1, 2021There were two interviews. The first one was a "get to know you" session, and the second interview focused on technical knowledge regarding testing. The whole interview process was nice; both interviewers were very friendly.
Quality Assurance Analyst
Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaNovember 1, 2020The process involves 3 interviews. All you need is to be confident and candid. The process took around 30 days. Be punctual and show your seriousness. Try to connect with the interviewer on different topics, as this will help you answer the remainin
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Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaApril 1, 2020Zoom video conference. Direct questions only. There wasn't a need to turn on the camera (not sure why). I was interviewed by an SME (subject matter expert); sounded Indonesian. He sounded tired and inattentive.
