Good Projects, Bad Politics
Good Projects, Bad Politics
Wide variety of projects and accounts. Onshore assignments are available. Many training options to up-skill. Flexible work options like remote working and location preference.
Discrimination based on region and religion; low pay hikes and bonus distribution; difficulty in moving from one account to another. People have formed an inner circle of known individuals who hold key positions. These individuals are responsible for hiring and recruitment clearance, staff movement, training budget allocation, promotions, etc.
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Technical Architect
After the initial HR level discussion, I had to undergo two rounds of technical discussion. Finally, I got into a session with HR about compensation. I had to undergo the verification test and document upload. Post this, I received the offer.
Technical Architect
The hiring process consisted of: * A round of technical interview * A round of techno-managerial interview * A round of HR discussions All the interviews were very professional.
Technical Architect
The first interview was an informal chat in a bar near the London Office. The second was a role-playing meeting where, as an architect, you presented a solution to the client's issue. The final part was an HR interview, which was box-ticking.
Technical Architect
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaSeptember 1, 2020After the initial HR level discussion, I had to undergo two rounds of technical discussion. Finally, I got into a session with HR about compensation. I had to undergo the verification test and document upload. Post this, I received the offer.
Technical Architect
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJuly 1, 2014The hiring process consisted of: * A round of technical interview * A round of techno-managerial interview * A round of HR discussions All the interviews were very professional.
Technical Architect
London, United KingdomMarch 1, 2011The first interview was an informal chat in a bar near the London Office. The second was a role-playing meeting where, as an architect, you presented a solution to the client's issue. The final part was an HR interview, which was box-ticking.
