Work-life balance depending upon the project.
Job security.
Max increment is around 5-10%
Very bad management
I recently went through an interview process for a senior software engineering position, and I found it to be quite straightforward. The entire process consisted of two rounds: * A technical interview * An HR interview
The interview was followed by an aptitude test of medium difficulty. The interview was mainly HR, with questions referring to: * Family background * Career goals * Why a software engineering profile * Whether you know something about the co
Two technical rounds and an HR round were conducted. After the HR discussion, the next day I was told the BU rejected my offer. I asked for the reason for rejection, but they had none. It seems they were only conducting interviews and entertaining us
I recently went through an interview process for a senior software engineering position, and I found it to be quite straightforward. The entire process consisted of two rounds: * A technical interview * An HR interview
The interview was followed by an aptitude test of medium difficulty. The interview was mainly HR, with questions referring to: * Family background * Career goals * Why a software engineering profile * Whether you know something about the co
Two technical rounds and an HR round were conducted. After the HR discussion, the next day I was told the BU rejected my offer. I asked for the reason for rejection, but they had none. It seems they were only conducting interviews and entertaining us