Great workplace.
Great people to work with.
Good opportunities.
Compensation
HRs are useless; they act like puppets during internal transfers and fail to retain talent.
Senior management decisions, frequent org changes.
If your decisions are meant to work well in the long run, why do you need to do org changes and LRs so frequently? It's ironic, don't you think?
1st Round - Written test (Aptitude and Technical Questions from Digital, Analog) 2nd Round - TR + MR + HR - TR - 25 minutes (Intro, difference between sequential and combinational) - MR - 15 minutes - HR - 10 minutes
Too easy, basic questions, nothing out of the box. One ldd question, basic dsa, and projects were the only topics asked. There were four rounds: * First: project and dsa. * Second: managerial with design, behavioral, and dsa. * Third: about
There were 4 rounds. * The first 2 were technical rounds. They asked to write some Python code and asked questions around AWS, Linux, CI/CD, and Kubernetes. * The 3rd round was with the manager, which was basically a managerial round and some hi
1st Round - Written test (Aptitude and Technical Questions from Digital, Analog) 2nd Round - TR + MR + HR - TR - 25 minutes (Intro, difference between sequential and combinational) - MR - 15 minutes - HR - 10 minutes
Too easy, basic questions, nothing out of the box. One ldd question, basic dsa, and projects were the only topics asked. There were four rounds: * First: project and dsa. * Second: managerial with design, behavioral, and dsa. * Third: about
There were 4 rounds. * The first 2 were technical rounds. They asked to write some Python code and asked questions around AWS, Linux, CI/CD, and Kubernetes. * The 3rd round was with the manager, which was basically a managerial round and some hi