Paid training and full-time benefits.
The company promotes a speak-up culture and offers lots of opportunities. We even get to meet people from high up as new hires.
It's not really a con. Because this is a global company, you might need to work and/or attend meetings in a different timezone, depending on where you live and who you work with.
I received a call from the recruiter, and we talked through my background to see if I met the basic qualifications. A week later, I was invited for face-to-face interviews. It seems like a good company, and I enjoyed my conversations, but things to
The interview was good. I went through three rounds of technical interviews, and all were quite hard, but manageable. It's good for experienced people, not for freshers. I felt it is not worth joining as a fresher, but overall, it was a good experie
I gave an interview during a closed campus placement at my college. There were three rounds: * A simple MCQ online test * A GD * A personal interview The interviewers were quite nice, and the whole process was very comfortable. I was placed but d
I received a call from the recruiter, and we talked through my background to see if I met the basic qualifications. A week later, I was invited for face-to-face interviews. It seems like a good company, and I enjoyed my conversations, but things to
The interview was good. I went through three rounds of technical interviews, and all were quite hard, but manageable. It's good for experienced people, not for freshers. I felt it is not worth joining as a fresher, but overall, it was a good experie
I gave an interview during a closed campus placement at my college. There were three rounds: * A simple MCQ online test * A GD * A personal interview The interviewers were quite nice, and the whole process was very comfortable. I was placed but d