Good Environment, Slow Hikes
Good Environment, Slow Hikes
- A good environment to work.
- No work pressure.
- You will not get the domain you seek.
- You will not get a hike as a fresher for 20 months after you join.
- Difficult to switch domains.
- Hikes should be given on a yearly basis for freshers and should be based on the market level.
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Mumbai, Maharashtra, IndiaOctober 1, 2021The interview was conducted on the Superset platform. Only one panel member was present. It started with an introduction, followed by questions on the basics of OOPs. The discussion then moved to DBMS, Java, and a brief mention of AI. The interview
