You get to work on large, complicated, interesting projects. The people you work with are generally clever, enthusiastic, committed, but modest. The company expects you to do your job and do it well, not give you sales or revenue targets that are irrelevant to your role. Great opportunities in a company full of nice people.
It's a big company and suffers from normal big company behavior. Some decisions take ages, HR processes are laborious (but fair), and sometimes the company takes a while to adjust to the market.
- Completed one technical interview and one manager round. (The manager asked about my expected CTC, even though he was not supposed to know.) - An HR representative (who looked like an intern) called to discuss salary and asked why my expectations w
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.
Good experience. Easy scheduling and a proper conversation made the experience very pleasant. I shall always recommend this company to my friends and anyone interested. There were 3 levels of technical interviews where I was asked very good and rel
- Completed one technical interview and one manager round. (The manager asked about my expected CTC, even though he was not supposed to know.) - An HR representative (who looked like an intern) called to discuss salary and asked why my expectations w
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.
Good experience. Easy scheduling and a proper conversation made the experience very pleasant. I shall always recommend this company to my friends and anyone interested. There were 3 levels of technical interviews where I was asked very good and rel