There is good work-life balance.
There are opportunities to explore a lot of the domain. I really learned a lot here, and I'm grateful for that.
No real cons, according to me. But yes, they could pay a little more.
The online assessment had three rounds: * Pseudo-code/IT MCQs * Verbal/English * Game-based Each round was an elimination round. After clearing them, students who performed well were offered the Senior Analyst job role and were required to p
I applied for the role of ETL developer. They first called me for a telephonic discussion. The telephonic discussion went on for 50 minutes. They asked many questions on: * Specific technology * Data warehouse fundamentals * SQL knowledge * Unix
The interviewer was polite and understanding. The interviewer had knowledge that even helped with things unknown or out of the box. The interview lasted about 20 minutes, and both the technical and HR rounds were good.
The online assessment had three rounds: * Pseudo-code/IT MCQs * Verbal/English * Game-based Each round was an elimination round. After clearing them, students who performed well were offered the Senior Analyst job role and were required to p
I applied for the role of ETL developer. They first called me for a telephonic discussion. The telephonic discussion went on for 50 minutes. They asked many questions on: * Specific technology * Data warehouse fundamentals * SQL knowledge * Unix
The interviewer was polite and understanding. The interviewer had knowledge that even helped with things unknown or out of the box. The interview lasted about 20 minutes, and both the technical and HR rounds were good.