You learn a lot technically, with great people to work with.
You have no life in TAC.
Two Rounds: 1. Basic networking questions, some decision-making/behavioral questions (e.g., how would you solve the issue if a website is not responding?). 2. Basic networking questions, some decision-making behavioral questions, and questions abou
It took a long time. After I got communication from the recruiter, I was invited to a coffee chat to ask whatever I would like to know. The interview process has three stages: * Manager interview * Dummy case * Roleplay The roleplay is the t
I applied through Elitmus. First, there was an online test which contained MCQ questions based on networking. The knowledge required was quite deep. I was selected for the interview rounds, but they suddenly discarded the drive for some unknown reas
Two Rounds: 1. Basic networking questions, some decision-making/behavioral questions (e.g., how would you solve the issue if a website is not responding?). 2. Basic networking questions, some decision-making behavioral questions, and questions abou
It took a long time. After I got communication from the recruiter, I was invited to a coffee chat to ask whatever I would like to know. The interview process has three stages: * Manager interview * Dummy case * Roleplay The roleplay is the t
I applied through Elitmus. First, there was an online test which contained MCQ questions based on networking. The knowledge required was quite deep. I was selected for the interview rounds, but they suddenly discarded the drive for some unknown reas