Nice colleagues, good network. They also give non-computer scientists a chance to get started.
No good salary as an experienced developer?
The interview process was quite organized and easy. * Round 1: General aptitude * Round 2: Technical (MCQs based on coding) * Round 3: Technical HR interview. You'll be asked to write specific code in the programming language you're good at. *
The interviewer asked very basic DSA questions, such as string reversal, concatenation, and loops (including nested loops). He was very polite and made me feel comfortable. The overall interview was okay for me.
I had applied through my college. There were several rounds: * Aptitude round * Written technical round * Technical interview * HR round They were just testing your basics. It was fairly easy and basic.
The interview process was quite organized and easy. * Round 1: General aptitude * Round 2: Technical (MCQs based on coding) * Round 3: Technical HR interview. You'll be asked to write specific code in the programming language you're good at. *
The interviewer asked very basic DSA questions, such as string reversal, concatenation, and loops (including nested loops). He was very polite and made me feel comfortable. The overall interview was okay for me.
I had applied through my college. There were several rounds: * Aptitude round * Written technical round * Technical interview * HR round They were just testing your basics. It was fairly easy and basic.