Great place to work
Great place to work
- Work where you feel picnics.
- No work pressure.
- Finish your work from anywhere, it doesn't matter.
- Great work-life balance.
- Good pay and skills.
No tax benefit apart from 80C and 80CCD(1B) and LTA.
There are a number of vendors in the cafeteria, although more than 60% of spaces and stalls are occupied by Sodexo only, and their food is the worst.
Kindly provide some additional tax benefits and food section.
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Senior Software Engineer
The interview consists of one to two rounds of technical discussion. It will be very easy. They ask all normal questions, including C++, C#, and design patterns. They might ask about ASP.NET if it's on your resume. There will also be simple data stru
Senior Software Engineer
Three technical rounds. Questions about: * Detecting and removing loops in linked lists * Queues using two stacks * Segmentation faults * Code for generic list implementation * Design questions * Problem-solving questions
Senior Software Engineer
Expect 2-3 rounds of technical interviews. Technical interviews are good (for me, it was for J2EE). In the interview, they will make you feel like there is so much good work to be done. However, in my case, the actual work was focused on support.
Senior Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaMay 1, 2015The interview consists of one to two rounds of technical discussion. It will be very easy. They ask all normal questions, including C++, C#, and design patterns. They might ask about ASP.NET if it's on your resume. There will also be simple data stru
Senior Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaMarch 1, 2017Three technical rounds. Questions about: * Detecting and removing loops in linked lists * Queues using two stacks * Segmentation faults * Code for generic list implementation * Design questions * Problem-solving questions
Senior Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJuly 1, 2010Expect 2-3 rounds of technical interviews. Technical interviews are good (for me, it was for J2EE). In the interview, they will make you feel like there is so much good work to be done. However, in my case, the actual work was focused on support.
