Location and campus.
Frequent fun events.
The infrastructure is really nice.
Almost gives the feeling that you're on a college campus.
Everything.
Odd work hours. No refund for late-night transportation. Too many managers, too few developers. Bad food. Salaries way below industry standards. No bonus. No pay increment, even after receiving multiple awards. Horrible tech support for developers.
Try to retain good candidates.
Try to establish a good balance between developers and managers.
Try to provide better tech support and off-hour transportation to employees.
First, a communication round which assesses your English speaking skills. Next is the technical assessment, based on DBMS, CN, cloud basics, DSA, and pseudocodes. Next is the coding round where they asked two coding questions. Next is the gamifica
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Total 4 rounds of interview: 1. Technical L1 2. Technical L2 3. Technomangerial 4. HR discussion L1 included basic Java questions. L2 covered a few scenario-based questions regarding Spring Boot and Microservices.
First, a communication round which assesses your English speaking skills. Next is the technical assessment, based on DBMS, CN, cloud basics, DSA, and pseudocodes. Next is the coding round where they asked two coding questions. Next is the gamifica
It was good. I was asked about my introduction, including education and family background. They also asked about projects, requiring deep explanations and details about the tech stack, DBMS, and some HR questions related to Hyderabad, including its p
Total 4 rounds of interview: 1. Technical L1 2. Technical L2 3. Technomangerial 4. HR discussion L1 included basic Java questions. L2 covered a few scenario-based questions regarding Spring Boot and Microservices.