Good company, good people to work with, good work-life balance, and a lot of scope to explore and learn new things.
The hikes in subsequent years are not very high and require a longer duration for promotion. You need to inform your manager prior, and tell them that you are looking for promotion. Otherwise, you won't get the promotion, even if you are a top performer for consecutive years.
They should revise the salary for the existing, experienced people.
It should not happen like that people with a good amount of experience and on the top performer list are getting less than the college new hires.
There were a total of 6 interview rounds. The rounds were difficult. The first 2-3 rounds focused on Data Structures and Algorithms. Other topics on which I received questions included: * JAVA Collections * Multithreading * Memory Management * Opera
1 Telephonic Round followed by 2 Technical Rounds. Questions were basically from Networking basics (ARP, Routing Basics, Troubleshooting) and Network Security Basics (Firewall, NAT, IPS). Other questions related to your previous projects and about th
The hiring process went through 4-5 rounds, with a focus mostly on C, data structures, networking, and OS concepts. The interviewers focused mostly on the concepts and underlying logic, rather than solely on the correctness of the answers. Overall,
There were a total of 6 interview rounds. The rounds were difficult. The first 2-3 rounds focused on Data Structures and Algorithms. Other topics on which I received questions included: * JAVA Collections * Multithreading * Memory Management * Opera
1 Telephonic Round followed by 2 Technical Rounds. Questions were basically from Networking basics (ARP, Routing Basics, Troubleshooting) and Network Security Basics (Firewall, NAT, IPS). Other questions related to your previous projects and about th
The hiring process went through 4-5 rounds, with a focus mostly on C, data structures, networking, and OS concepts. The interviewers focused mostly on the concepts and underlying logic, rather than solely on the correctness of the answers. Overall,