Good work culture. Good people to work with.
None that I can think of.
First, a written test, with multiple-choice questions mostly on electronics and data structures. Then, two to three technical rounds covering networking (OSI layers, TCP/UDP, IP) and algorithms (linked lists, trees, stacks), along with data structur
It took two weeks to complete three rounds. However, after that, I didn't receive any updates from HR. There were two technical rounds and one hiring manager round. Overall, the process looks good.
They first took GD and gave random topics, and then the interview began. They asked basic electrical and electronics topics, which were not too difficult. Then, there was an HR round, in which they asked normal things.
First, a written test, with multiple-choice questions mostly on electronics and data structures. Then, two to three technical rounds covering networking (OSI layers, TCP/UDP, IP) and algorithms (linked lists, trees, stacks), along with data structur
It took two weeks to complete three rounds. However, after that, I didn't receive any updates from HR. There were two technical rounds and one hiring manager round. Overall, the process looks good.
They first took GD and gave random topics, and then the interview began. They asked basic electrical and electronics topics, which were not too difficult. Then, there was an HR round, in which they asked normal things.