Work-life balance. Average people so opportunities to stand out. Stable job.
For people who want to have a laid-back job with work-life balance, it could be a good place to be. But not a job where one could learn lots of new things, unless you learn on your own.
Pass the buck attitude with most of the employees.
Not much learning, as everyday work is mostly maintenance and fixing unreadable/bad old code.
Low pay.
Most of the time will be spent on deciding whose work it is, as people are good at passing the buck around. Being proactive and taking up more responsibilities can backfire with more work with little or no recognition.
The interview had a PPT first, after which we took the online test. The online test was tough, and most people couldn't clear it. There was a lot of cheating going on, so this stage will be easy. Some 26 people were selected after the first round.
Passed the phone interview and went to the on-site.
Very friendly and good. They asked about my education, from high school to PhD. They also asked about my previous research positions and jobs. They inquired about the salary I was seeking and the expected work hours.
The interview had a PPT first, after which we took the online test. The online test was tough, and most people couldn't clear it. There was a lot of cheating going on, so this stage will be easy. Some 26 people were selected after the first round.
Passed the phone interview and went to the on-site.
Very friendly and good. They asked about my education, from high school to PhD. They also asked about my previous research positions and jobs. They inquired about the salary I was seeking and the expected work hours.