Employee friendly environment. Work-life balance.
Only some projects adapt to new technology trends.
Should focus on career development programmes.
The managerial round was the first. It was a good round. The second was the technical round, where I was asked questions about Golang. Topics covered included: * Concurrency * Slices * Maps * Arrays * Channels * Goroutines I couldn't clear the int
The IT interview process was average, focusing on questions about my experience. The entire process lasted a few weeks. I spoke with a very nice recruiter, and it was essentially a pleasant conversation. There's no need to stress; simply avoid being
Technical, managerial, and HR rounds. In between, they will give a break for lunch, and don't worry, the food in the office is good. If you have 2 years of experience, you might have to undergo a written test based on coding skills.
The managerial round was the first. It was a good round. The second was the technical round, where I was asked questions about Golang. Topics covered included: * Concurrency * Slices * Maps * Arrays * Channels * Goroutines I couldn't clear the int
The IT interview process was average, focusing on questions about my experience. The entire process lasted a few weeks. I spoke with a very nice recruiter, and it was essentially a pleasant conversation. There's no need to stress; simply avoid being
Technical, managerial, and HR rounds. In between, they will give a break for lunch, and don't worry, the food in the office is good. If you have 2 years of experience, you might have to undergo a written test based on coding skills.