Really good culture, slow growth, and very slow learning
Really good culture, slow growth, and very slow learning
- Really nice people.
- Great leadership.
- Awesome campus in Bangalore.
- Good for people of 40+, who would like to retire after this job, or people too engrossed in their families.
- Really nice managers.
- Slow and lethargic.
- Lethargic approach to work.
- Less compensation; those who want to enjoy stay very long. Good ones leave soon.
- Friday WFH is understood in many teams.
- Bad HR policies; salary comparison done with service companies.
- Most of the software work is for internal teams.
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJuly 1, 2019I applied through an on-campus drive. We had some MCQs based on aptitude and technical questions, and two coding questions. Anyone who solved one coding question was called for the PI. During my interview, the interviewer first glanced through my r
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaAugust 8, 2019Applied through LinkedIn, it took around 3 weeks. The timing was perfect. The panel was so nice; they made me comfortable.
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJanuary 1, 2012There was a telephonic screening round, after which there were five technical rounds. All of them focused on C programming, data structures, networking, and problem-solving. I would say it was neither difficult nor easy. In all the rounds, a puzzle
