Diverse Projects, Slow Salary Growth
Diverse Projects, Slow Salary Growth
Global presence with diverse project opportunities.
Good work-life balance in many roles.
Strong training programs and learning resources.
Exposure to top clients and technologies.
Salary growth can be slow compared to competitors.
Bureaucracy and multiple approval layers.
Project allocation may take time.
Limited flexibility in role change.
Work culture varies by location and project.
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Senior Software Engineer
It's easy; however, it's the support function activities that are bothersome. They make you run online tests that are skills-based, then they check with management. The round once you have cleared the skill test has less basic and simple questions a
Senior Software Engineer
There was an online test consisting of 50 Java questions. Then, the project manager and technical lead interviewed. And then, the HR interview followed. The salary negotiation process took a bit of time later.
Senior Software Engineer
Normal interview. There was one phone round, followed by two in-person interviews. The first two interviews were purely technical, and the rest were HR (which was horrible). The technical interview was good. It's another matter that they did not p
Senior Software Engineer
Mumbai, Maharashtra, IndiaMarch 1, 2016It's easy; however, it's the support function activities that are bothersome. They make you run online tests that are skills-based, then they check with management. The round once you have cleared the skill test has less basic and simple questions a
Senior Software Engineer
Mumbai, Maharashtra, IndiaJuly 1, 2015There was an online test consisting of 50 Java questions. Then, the project manager and technical lead interviewed. And then, the HR interview followed. The salary negotiation process took a bit of time later.
Senior Software Engineer
Mumbai, Maharashtra, IndiaJanuary 1, 2012Normal interview. There was one phone round, followed by two in-person interviews. The first two interviews were purely technical, and the rest were HR (which was horrible). The technical interview was good. It's another matter that they did not p
