The company provides good training and a more or less smooth transition into IT if you're coming in from a different branch altogether.
Employees are usually friendly, so it's easy to communicate with them.
Salary is very low according to today’s inflation.
No/very low hikes.
Company doesn’t provide free transport either.
One will be mostly put in a testing/support project only. It’s difficult to go from manual to automation testing, and even more difficult to go into software development.
A few employee benefits will go a long way.
Employees should get more chances to go into a different domain, and shouldn’t have to wait a minimum of 18 months to do so.
Hikes should increase and be regular.
The interview process consists of three rounds: * Aptitude * Technical interview * HR interview/discussion This was an off-campus placement for 2019 batch engineering pass-outs/freshers of any branch. It was conducted at COEP, Pune in February 2020
The interviewer started with "Tell me something about yourself." In between, there were some technical questions, and the interview ended with questions related to experience. Overall, the interview experience was awesome.
It was a great experience. The interviewer kept an easy environment and made me comfortable. Then there was a round of technical questions, followed by some normal HR questions. I then asked for feedback, which helped me to improve myself.
The interview process consists of three rounds: * Aptitude * Technical interview * HR interview/discussion This was an off-campus placement for 2019 batch engineering pass-outs/freshers of any branch. It was conducted at COEP, Pune in February 2020
The interviewer started with "Tell me something about yourself." In between, there were some technical questions, and the interview ended with questions related to experience. Overall, the interview experience was awesome.
It was a great experience. The interviewer kept an easy environment and made me comfortable. Then there was a round of technical questions, followed by some normal HR questions. I then asked for feedback, which helped me to improve myself.