Working with knowledgeable coworkers is always a good experience in learning and developing one's technical knowledge.
I myself find there's a lot of politics internally.
I have colleges who are on the bench for more than a year, so I would suggest giving equal opportunity for everyone.
There were three rounds of campus hire: 1. Aptitude test, which was of a one-hour duration. 2. Group discussion, which had 10 people along with the selector. 3. HR round, which was a one-on-one interview.
The aptitude test was easy. A representative provided all the details. The questions were mostly simple and straightforward. The interview and HR rounds were also easy; they only asked simple questions.
Two technical rounds, which were tech-heavy, included resume screening, a phone interview, technical assessments, one or more panel interviews, a final HR round, and then a job offer or rejection communication.
There were three rounds of campus hire: 1. Aptitude test, which was of a one-hour duration. 2. Group discussion, which had 10 people along with the selector. 3. HR round, which was a one-on-one interview.
The aptitude test was easy. A representative provided all the details. The questions were mostly simple and straightforward. The interview and HR rounds were also easy; they only asked simple questions.
Two technical rounds, which were tech-heavy, included resume screening, a phone interview, technical assessments, one or more panel interviews, a final HR round, and then a job offer or rejection communication.