Good technologies, best work-life balance.
Good leadership team and future strategies.
No cons as I could see.
The interview was full-on, covering Linux internals and network protocols. It also touched upon the Linux OS command-line interface and its working scenarios. The discussion explored: * Linux process scheduling * Interrupt handling mechanisms *
The interview process started with CGPA criteria, and about 100 people were shortlisted. The process then began. The first two rounds were technical, followed by an HR round. Candidates who didn't perform well in their initial two technical rounds
It was an on-campus placement for M.E. people. There was a direct technical interview round and then a HR round. Technical: Mostly about structures, linked lists, const char *p and char const *p difference, big endian and little endian, etc.
The interview was full-on, covering Linux internals and network protocols. It also touched upon the Linux OS command-line interface and its working scenarios. The discussion explored: * Linux process scheduling * Interrupt handling mechanisms *
The interview process started with CGPA criteria, and about 100 people were shortlisted. The process then began. The first two rounds were technical, followed by an HR round. Candidates who didn't perform well in their initial two technical rounds
It was an on-campus placement for M.E. people. There was a direct technical interview round and then a HR round. Technical: Mostly about structures, linked lists, const char *p and char const *p difference, big endian and little endian, etc.