People are good and helpful. Fun events occur from time to time, like hackathons, etc. Work-life balance is good. The work-from-home option is available.
Food is not free. One office has great food, but the other is not so great. No such cons apart from that.
They are doing a very good job.
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.
First, they had a written test which had 15 questions, including 3 programs and output questions. After that, there was an evaluation and discussion of the test. After being selected in this round, we waited 3-4 hours for the next round. They asked
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
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.
First, they had a written test which had 15 questions, including 3 programs and output questions. After that, there was an evaluation and discussion of the test. After being selected in this round, we waited 3-4 hours for the next round. They asked
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