Having a good and supportive environment.
No such cons I find as of now.
Respect the employees.
The process was quite manageable, provided your aptitude level isn't appalling. The rest of the process can be cracked easily with confidence. After the first round (aptitude), we had a "group discussion" (the question for which I have mentioned bel
We went through one aptitude round, one technical round, and then the interview. The interview was casual, but as I was weak in C & C++, as it was not my field, I couldn't crack it.
It was good, but basic questions were asked. I got stuck at a basic question, so I didn't get the offer. If you make your basics strong, then you can get an offer.
The process was quite manageable, provided your aptitude level isn't appalling. The rest of the process can be cracked easily with confidence. After the first round (aptitude), we had a "group discussion" (the question for which I have mentioned bel
We went through one aptitude round, one technical round, and then the interview. The interview was casual, but as I was weak in C & C++, as it was not my field, I couldn't crack it.
It was good, but basic questions were asked. I got stuck at a basic question, so I didn't get the offer. If you make your basics strong, then you can get an offer.