Neither too good nor too bad. The salary is good, but the India center is not too much focused upon, hence growth opportunities are limited
Neither too good nor too bad. The salary is good, but the India center is not too much focused upon, hence growth opportunities are limited
The salary is good as compared to other companies.
Professional growth is limited due to a lack of focus from management.
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Software Development Engineer II
The hiring process was neither too big nor too small. There were three rounds of interviews: one technical and two managerial. The interview focused more on my past experience and new aspirations.
Software Development Engineer II
Although the initially polite, professional, and disinterested approach to the interview process was appreciable, the later responses by the HR were extremely dissatisfactory. The first formal round started with a series of online coding tests, comp
Software Development Engineer II
I was directly called for a face-to-face interview. The interview panel consisted of a manager and a Director-level executive. They asked simple questions, and I found it easy to impress them. This round was followed by a couple of telephonic rounds
Software Development Engineer II
Gurgaon, Haryana, IndiaJuly 25, 2020The hiring process was neither too big nor too small. There were three rounds of interviews: one technical and two managerial. The interview focused more on my past experience and new aspirations.
Software Development Engineer II
Gurgaon, Haryana, IndiaMarch 1, 2015Although the initially polite, professional, and disinterested approach to the interview process was appreciable, the later responses by the HR were extremely dissatisfactory. The first formal round started with a series of online coding tests, comp
Software Development Engineer II
Gurgaon, Haryana, IndiaNovember 1, 2012I was directly called for a face-to-face interview. The interview panel consisted of a manager and a Director-level executive. They asked simple questions, and I found it easy to impress them. This round was followed by a couple of telephonic rounds
