If the customer/project is good, then it's good.
I work as a B2B contractor, and they don't care about helping me manage employment. I had problems during the first couple of months logging into the internal system to fill in data to get my salary.
They didn't try to help, and I had to write to my managers a bunch of times to be able to receive my compensation.
It was on campus, so it was a very short process. The interviewer was friendly and kept the questions away from technical topics. I enjoyed the interview process as it focused on me as an individual and not on my programming skills, which they would
There were 3 rounds: * Aptitude (written) * Technical * HR In the technical round, they asked topics related to C, C++, and about the Software Development Life Cycle model. For the aptitude round, prepare questions from R.S. Aggarwal. In the
It was easy, and nothing much tough. It was easy to crack the tests. First is an online test with English, aptitude, and all. Then is the interview. Then you may get selected for the software engineer role.
It was on campus, so it was a very short process. The interviewer was friendly and kept the questions away from technical topics. I enjoyed the interview process as it focused on me as an individual and not on my programming skills, which they would
There were 3 rounds: * Aptitude (written) * Technical * HR In the technical round, they asked topics related to C, C++, and about the Software Development Life Cycle model. For the aptitude round, prepare questions from R.S. Aggarwal. In the
It was easy, and nothing much tough. It was easy to crack the tests. First is an online test with English, aptitude, and all. Then is the interview. Then you may get selected for the software engineer role.