Career Growth But Slow Mnc
Career Growth But Slow Mnc
I have worked for 4 years at this employee-friendly company. It has shaped my career and has always been there for me through ups and downs. The bench policy is good, and they help people to find projects. They encourage employees to upskill and reskill.
Don’t have outstanding growth as it is a service-based MNC.
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Senior Software Engineer
The overall interview experience was good. They asked Java-based technical questions covering core Java, collections, Spring MVC, Spring Boot, and JUnit topics. They also inquired about previous projects. There were two technical rounds.
Senior Software Engineer
It was a two-day process with three rounds. On day one, there was a written test consisting of aptitude, verbal reasoning, and other similar stuff. The shortlisted candidates were called for a typing speed test, which was followed by a telephonic rou
Senior Software Engineer
Simple and good care about how close they are to the real subject. Only one round of interviews. Nothing much was asked deeply about the concept. One coding-related question was asked. Confidence matters.
Senior Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaMay 1, 2019The overall interview experience was good. They asked Java-based technical questions covering core Java, collections, Spring MVC, Spring Boot, and JUnit topics. They also inquired about previous projects. There were two technical rounds.
Senior Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaAugust 1, 2015It was a two-day process with three rounds. On day one, there was a written test consisting of aptitude, verbal reasoning, and other similar stuff. The shortlisted candidates were called for a typing speed test, which was followed by a telephonic rou
Senior Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaMay 8, 2024Simple and good care about how close they are to the real subject. Only one round of interviews. Nothing much was asked deeply about the concept. One coding-related question was asked. Confidence matters.
