Excellent office with all amenities.
Really nice place to work.
Restricted technology and a "crappy" web development framework (V4).
No adoption of open source (at least when I was there; I don't know how it is now).
Work here a few years, and you are locked in; it's very hard (though not impossible) to stay in touch with the outside world.
Seriously, work-life imbalance.
Stop hiring consultants. Please strip off that model.
A phone interview with HR was followed by a phone interview with the manager. Nothing fancy. I was asked about my current role and a few client-server questions. It was pretty fair.
Recruiter reached out through LinkedIn. Programming Language: Java Interview Rounds: * 1st round: Coding interview and some basic programming questions * 2nd round: 4 interviews (2 coding rounds, 1 managerial round, 1 system design round)
The process began with an online screening round, featuring discussions about my past and current roles, agile processes and best practices, and the technologies I've used. Next, I was given a take-home test, which had a 3-hour time limit but took m
A phone interview with HR was followed by a phone interview with the manager. Nothing fancy. I was asked about my current role and a few client-server questions. It was pretty fair.
Recruiter reached out through LinkedIn. Programming Language: Java Interview Rounds: * 1st round: Coding interview and some basic programming questions * 2nd round: 4 interviews (2 coding rounds, 1 managerial round, 1 system design round)
The process began with an online screening round, featuring discussions about my past and current roles, agile processes and best practices, and the technologies I've used. Next, I was given a take-home test, which had a 3-hour time limit but took m