Friendly environment, good work culture, diversity, inclusion, and respect for women.
I can't think of any cons.
My interview was on campus. There were 3 rounds: * 2 technical rounds * 1 HR round Technical questions were asked irrespective of programming language. They wanted to know how good you are conceptually. Behavioral questions were asked in the H
The interview process was great. First, an aptitude test was conducted, followed by a coding round. Then, in the interview, computer fundamentals were asked, such as DBMS, computer networks, and object-oriented programming.
I went through an interview with both technical and HR rounds. Technically, the interviewer asked me about OOPS and then gave some really tricky programming questions, such as bitwise operations and pattern generation.
My interview was on campus. There were 3 rounds: * 2 technical rounds * 1 HR round Technical questions were asked irrespective of programming language. They wanted to know how good you are conceptually. Behavioral questions were asked in the H
The interview process was great. First, an aptitude test was conducted, followed by a coding round. Then, in the interview, computer fundamentals were asked, such as DBMS, computer networks, and object-oriented programming.
I went through an interview with both technical and HR rounds. Technically, the interviewer asked me about OOPS and then gave some really tricky programming questions, such as bitwise operations and pattern generation.