Great company, great benefits. The company offers you a lot of tools to keep you learning by yourself (all depends on you), and vouchers for certifications.
This is my experience. Maybe other projects exist in different situations.
Poor onboardings from India teams (all the projects that I worked in). You always have to depend on India teams; they are the owners for the major part of the projects. You have to attend calls early in the morning (6 am - 7 am) and sometimes at night (10 pm, 11 pm) to get all the tracking that India has in the projects.
This can improve if the company assigns somebody experienced to be a pendant for the others in the projects. The coach structure is not working.
It was good and fast. The food was good. The shortlist process was good and fast too. First was the aptitude test, followed by the face-to-face interview. After that, the HR round. Questions were basic mostly.
Applied through online job postings, the recruiter was helpful. The first round was a technical round. The interviewer asked basic .NET questions but I was stuck on syntax. They wanted 100% correct syntax and at last, gave me a suggestion to work on
I had two interviews, each 30 minutes. One technical, one with the hiring manager. The whole process was very strange. No time for me to ask questions, no time to build rapport. Didn't seem like the kind of work environment I would want to be in.
It was good and fast. The food was good. The shortlist process was good and fast too. First was the aptitude test, followed by the face-to-face interview. After that, the HR round. Questions were basic mostly.
Applied through online job postings, the recruiter was helpful. The first round was a technical round. The interviewer asked basic .NET questions but I was stuck on syntax. They wanted 100% correct syntax and at last, gave me a suggestion to work on
I had two interviews, each 30 minutes. One technical, one with the hiring manager. The whole process was very strange. No time for me to ask questions, no time to build rapport. Didn't seem like the kind of work environment I would want to be in.