The Bangalore campus is amazing. It feels like you are not in India. The work culture is good, and the timings are very flexible. You cannot feel bored at the office; there are too many things to get refreshed.
The salary is a little low as compared to other top MNCs.
The interview was average. Since the role was for a Python developer, the focus was on Python concepts like decorators, generators, OOP, and algorithms. There were a total of 6 rounds, including a managerial round, for the IDT team.
We had a written round in college. There were around 50 questions, which included topics from a broad range, from C programming to networking. I was then called for an onsite interview, which included three technical rounds and an HR round. The ques
The first step was a telephonic interview. Following that, I was called for a face-to-face interview. I had three rounds of technical discussions. The technical rounds were of average difficulty. Most of the questions focused on: * Data structures
The interview was average. Since the role was for a Python developer, the focus was on Python concepts like decorators, generators, OOP, and algorithms. There were a total of 6 rounds, including a managerial round, for the IDT team.
We had a written round in college. There were around 50 questions, which included topics from a broad range, from C programming to networking. I was then called for an onsite interview, which included three technical rounds and an HR round. The ques
The first step was a telephonic interview. Following that, I was called for a face-to-face interview. I had three rounds of technical discussions. The technical rounds were of average difficulty. Most of the questions focused on: * Data structures