There is no dearth of work here, and the work is actually complex and challenging.
I learned a lot here in the little time I have been here.
The benefits are awesome: health, gifts, internet, allowances, perks, and so on.
Work-life balance has been good till now.
Awesome and intelligent people are around. Excellent leadership.
It is pretty taxing to get help from seniors, as they are mostly busy with their own work. I can't blame them, but that's what makes the work challenging. You take your time, but you will figure things out yourself.
The hiring process is very simple. You need to be good at C programming and should be able to write small programs without mistakes. You should also possess a good knowledge of systems and how things work within a system.
Good and detailed, with a seven-level interview process: * Phone screen * Four rounds of face-to-face interviews, including detailed technical rounds covering past domains, technologies, programming, and current expected knowledge for the role *
The interview process consists of 3 to 4 rounds. It started with a telephonic screening, followed by a face-to-face interview and a call with a US-based Senior Member/Manager. Telephonic screening includes a discussion on projects worked. The face
The hiring process is very simple. You need to be good at C programming and should be able to write small programs without mistakes. You should also possess a good knowledge of systems and how things work within a system.
Good and detailed, with a seven-level interview process: * Phone screen * Four rounds of face-to-face interviews, including detailed technical rounds covering past domains, technologies, programming, and current expected knowledge for the role *
The interview process consists of 3 to 4 rounds. It started with a telephonic screening, followed by a face-to-face interview and a call with a US-based Senior Member/Manager. Telephonic screening includes a discussion on projects worked. The face