Good company to start and train with.
A good training catalog and offers to take certain training courses funded by the company.
Salary "slightly" higher than other ESNs but negligible. It's still more profitable to change companies after several years of experience or to negotiate well. 2 hours of training per month.
Now, as a large ESN, it suffers from the classic negative points.
Often stressful projects: selling promises that cannot be kept without working overtime or ruining one's health.
HUGE administrative part in the company, whether for declaring project hours, working hours, or mandatory, sometimes useless, training (internal advertising of company culture).
The interview was very smooth in the beginning. As the process went on, it became a bit difficult. However, the interviewer was very friendly. I was also questioned in my major, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning.
On-campus recruitment included the following stages: Aptitude round GD round Technical + HR interview The aptitude round was difficult, but the cut-offs were low. The GD round was very easy, and the interview was also easy for EXTC students.
It was an online interview. They asked a couple of technical questions and about my project. At the end, they inquired about relocation, future planning, and interests. The technical questions were easy, but I don't know what went wrong.
The interview was very smooth in the beginning. As the process went on, it became a bit difficult. However, the interviewer was very friendly. I was also questioned in my major, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning.
On-campus recruitment included the following stages: Aptitude round GD round Technical + HR interview The aptitude round was difficult, but the cut-offs were low. The GD round was very easy, and the interview was also easy for EXTC students.
It was an online interview. They asked a couple of technical questions and about my project. At the end, they inquired about relocation, future planning, and interests. The technical questions were easy, but I don't know what went wrong.