Only pro is that it's an old company with the same technology, used by majority of companies.
Its entirely channels driven, hence if you move out you can easily find a job even with partners
No work life balance. It's an OEM company but run by service based people.. specially old service based industry folks who know nothing of OEM standards. They have moulded the ecosystem by hiring people with the same mindset that an outsider will remain an outsider. You ll be expected to take calls post office hours and infact expected to have a look on emails always. Checkpoint is a good company but India team culture has detoriated from the core. High employee turnover. No office transport. Same old Dell laptop with limited storage provided. The worst of all is the leadership and working style. There is always a scuffle between sales and tac..where sales overcommits and blame then comes to TAC.
Both leaderships are incompetent and stick to their own orthodox ways of working, which used to work probably 10-15 years back. A cramped up office space which makes it difficult to focus on troubleshooting as always people will be on calls. Heavy workload and customer portfolio is huge and there are less number of engineers to support them due to high attrition rate. Literally you can't take a leave without approval. Leaves are pretty less..no sick leaves,, just annual leaves. IJP clause is of 18months(longes inhave seen in any company yet!)
Change the style of leadership, else people won't stick here for long.
Foster the culture of inclusiveness as it is there in OEM companies rather than promoting service based cultures.
There were four rounds of interviews in which basic questions about security and networking were asked, as well as scenario questions about customer needs. Interviews were not that hard, ranging from 2 technical rounds to a managerial round and HR co
There was 4 stages in the selection process: 1. Aptitude exam 2. Technical interview round 1 3. Technical interview round 2 4. HR interview after that you'll be asked for reference details and background check will be done. Then you'll get the offer
The interviewer was a team lead in 3rd round. She asked if I am okay to join with Rs. 2 lakh less salary than my current salary. Surreal and wrong people with authorities and power.
There were four rounds of interviews in which basic questions about security and networking were asked, as well as scenario questions about customer needs. Interviews were not that hard, ranging from 2 technical rounds to a managerial round and HR co
There was 4 stages in the selection process: 1. Aptitude exam 2. Technical interview round 1 3. Technical interview round 2 4. HR interview after that you'll be asked for reference details and background check will be done. Then you'll get the offer
The interviewer was a team lead in 3rd round. She asked if I am okay to join with Rs. 2 lakh less salary than my current salary. Surreal and wrong people with authorities and power.