The only "con" I see is that some projects are very long ("never ending") and quite boring. If you get into such a project, you may get stuck there.
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
Basic interview process: * 5 minutes presentation to start with; after the presentation, they ask questions about it. * You'll be asked to do an aptitude test again (similar to the online test). * Group Exercise. * Face-to-face interview: Ba
First, there was a debate round, followed by one round of interview. This interview included both technical and behavioral questions. The debate topics were general, nothing out of the box. At times, they asked us to pick a topic. The HR was very f
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
Basic interview process: * 5 minutes presentation to start with; after the presentation, they ask questions about it. * You'll be asked to do an aptitude test again (similar to the online test). * Group Exercise. * Face-to-face interview: Ba
First, there was a debate round, followed by one round of interview. This interview included both technical and behavioral questions. The debate topics were general, nothing out of the box. At times, they asked us to pick a topic. The HR was very f