May be a paid opportunity. Great campus. May be an onsite opportunity. Chance to work on a different domain.
Crap work culture.
After the merger, they treat Perot employees as junk.
Not good management.
Onsite opportunities have dried down.
Be more concerned about your employees. If you feel that you can always substitute an employee with a new one from the market, it may not always turn out to be the best bet.
I went through multiple rounds and, I must say, people have been working there for ages. They were extremely respectful, approachable, and accommodating. The role was in Bangalore, and the team was in Austin. After the initial tech capacity round, i
The interview process was on-site. Due to the urgency of the hiring, many candidates were present for the interview, and we had to wait a long time before being called for further rounds. Overall, the experience was good in the morning, but due to
The interview process focused heavily on system design principles and a solid grasp of the foundational aspects of the .NET Framework. It wasn't about memorizing syntax; it was about applying architectural thinking and demonstrating depth in platform
I went through multiple rounds and, I must say, people have been working there for ages. They were extremely respectful, approachable, and accommodating. The role was in Bangalore, and the team was in Austin. After the initial tech capacity round, i
The interview process was on-site. Due to the urgency of the hiring, many candidates were present for the interview, and we had to wait a long time before being called for further rounds. Overall, the experience was good in the morning, but due to
The interview process focused heavily on system design principles and a solid grasp of the foundational aspects of the .NET Framework. It wasn't about memorizing syntax; it was about applying architectural thinking and demonstrating depth in platform