Work-life balance.
Work from home for a few projects.
Decent work environment.
Managers are just for name.
Salary is below market standards.
Interaction with employee.
Spend some efforts in talent retention. Increase pay scale.
I had attended interviews with this company three times. They keep posting requirements for a PL/SQL Developer, and these requirements come through consultancies. The job descriptions are pathetic; they don't provide details of the required skills or
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
Mostly asked about OOPS regarding polymorphism, some questions on bit-wise operators, and some simple Data Structure questions. There were also some project-related questions. The company was mainly concentrating on people who know C and Java.
I had attended interviews with this company three times. They keep posting requirements for a PL/SQL Developer, and these requirements come through consultancies. The job descriptions are pathetic; they don't provide details of the required skills or
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
Mostly asked about OOPS regarding polymorphism, some questions on bit-wise operators, and some simple Data Structure questions. There were also some project-related questions. The company was mainly concentrating on people who know C and Java.