Work-life balance is good in some teams.
Very low salary. Labors these days earn more than entry-level software developers in similar companies, and they expect people to be competent enough. No quality work.
Smart people soon realize that such companies don't provide any good career opportunities. Neither they nor their families can survive on such low wages in metros, and they start to concentrate more on searching for better opportunities than on their work. My advice is to please increase the salary of software developers by at least 2x. It is still puny compared to what companies extract from foreign clients.
Remove the compulsion of formal clothes (come on!!!!) and strict working hours. People work better in a relaxed environment.
Please retain people. Please increase their salary and comfort, and only then will people from good colleges start to join this company, and good people won't leave.
They conducted an interview that lasted for an hour, and I answered all the questions. The questions were easy and related to a Java developer role. I expected at least some feedback from them. After following up, they did not respond. Something sim
We had two technical rounds and an HR round. After that, we had to complete an English test which was 40 minutes long. After completing that, we received the offer.
Technical round: Questions related to whatever I have done and mentioned in my resume. After the technical round, a managerial round wasn't planned, but I suddenly received an invitation for it. The managerial round involved general questions relate
They conducted an interview that lasted for an hour, and I answered all the questions. The questions were easy and related to a Java developer role. I expected at least some feedback from them. After following up, they did not respond. Something sim
We had two technical rounds and an HR round. After that, we had to complete an English test which was 40 minutes long. After completing that, we received the offer.
Technical round: Questions related to whatever I have done and mentioned in my resume. After the technical round, a managerial round wasn't planned, but I suddenly received an invitation for it. The managerial round involved general questions relate