Stability (if there is no economic slowdown, otherwise you might go through layoffs).
You work for different clients and projects, with different tech stacks. If you like to change projects every "X" months/years, you might enjoy it.
Projects are not particularly challenging. If you want to make a career, moving into management is almost the only way to increase your salary and responsibilities. Salaries are low, as in any other consulting company.
There is no company product; you just work for other clients.
They asked about projects, followed by technical questions. For real-time challenges, they gave some scenarios and asked for my opinion on how I would fix them. It was really challenging for me.
In Year 2018: 1. **Two Telephonic Rounds:** * Basics of technologies used, roles, projects, critical situations, and flexibility-based asks. 2. **One Skype Interview:** * Collabedit, program creation on a given scenario. 3. **One Fa
The interview was a pretty easy part. Once I cleared the Apt. test and GD, the PI was completely subject-focused. I enjoyed it well. The interviewer covered almost all subjects related to my field for some reason. I was not good at some subjects, and
They asked about projects, followed by technical questions. For real-time challenges, they gave some scenarios and asked for my opinion on how I would fix them. It was really challenging for me.
In Year 2018: 1. **Two Telephonic Rounds:** * Basics of technologies used, roles, projects, critical situations, and flexibility-based asks. 2. **One Skype Interview:** * Collabedit, program creation on a given scenario. 3. **One Fa
The interview was a pretty easy part. Once I cleared the Apt. test and GD, the PI was completely subject-focused. I enjoyed it well. The interviewer covered almost all subjects related to my field for some reason. I was not good at some subjects, and