No pressure of work. A lot of emphasis on work culture and associates' well-being. Decent pay. Good amount of benefits:
Big organization: You'll feel like a small fish in a big ocean. You might feel that your work isn't impacting anything.
Growth in the organization is very slow unless you are exceptional.
Though not openly visible, there is a certain amount of favoritism, politics, and micromanagement present.
Cafeteria food is costly and sucks big time!
The worst interview experience ever. A technical panel pretended like they were impressed by answers, which were answered better than they knew them, but they were actually just passing time and stealing valuable ideas from developers. I saw a lot o
This was an interview for the summer internship role. First, there was an online assessment which had 5 sections: * Aptitude * Computer basics * English * 2 coding questions * 3 questions to write algorithms for. I was able to answer most of the M
First, there was an online test which consisted of MCQ questions on aptitude and CS basics. Then there was one technical interview round, and finally, shortlisted candidates went through one HR interview round.
The worst interview experience ever. A technical panel pretended like they were impressed by answers, which were answered better than they knew them, but they were actually just passing time and stealing valuable ideas from developers. I saw a lot o
This was an interview for the summer internship role. First, there was an online assessment which had 5 sections: * Aptitude * Computer basics * English * 2 coding questions * 3 questions to write algorithms for. I was able to answer most of the M
First, there was an online test which consisted of MCQ questions on aptitude and CS basics. Then there was one technical interview round, and finally, shortlisted candidates went through one HR interview round.