Very good for freshers and experienced candidates. Good leadership. No gender bias. No partiality (as far as my experience goes). Great project team and managers.
Limited development projects (but large-scale supporting projects with big clients).
I am a B.Tech graduate (EEE), passed out in 2019. I attended an off-campus drive. The interview was for two days and had a total of four rounds: Aptitude, Pseudocode, Essay Writing, Technical Round (TR), and HR. The first two rounds were held on day
It went well, and I was told I was selected. However, they canceled my offer without any information, and I believe that's it. The interview was on the easier side, covering DDL commands, Python syntax, and the pillars of OOP, along with HR question
It was not so good. All she was asking was, "Why do you want this job?" Bruh, what's her problem? Does she want to get off work that quickly? Then why even bother working?
I am a B.Tech graduate (EEE), passed out in 2019. I attended an off-campus drive. The interview was for two days and had a total of four rounds: Aptitude, Pseudocode, Essay Writing, Technical Round (TR), and HR. The first two rounds were held on day
It went well, and I was told I was selected. However, they canceled my offer without any information, and I believe that's it. The interview was on the easier side, covering DDL commands, Python syntax, and the pillars of OOP, along with HR question
It was not so good. All she was asking was, "Why do you want this job?" Bruh, what's her problem? Does she want to get off work that quickly? Then why even bother working?