Awesome Work, Learning, Balance
Awesome Work, Learning, Balance
- Tuesdays dedicated to learning.
- Work-life balance.
- The work environment is simply awesome.
- Good salary and hike.
- T-shaped teams.
There are no cons. I will post one if I find something during my stay in the organization.
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Lead Database Administrator
The interview process is lengthy; you need to patiently wait if you are keen on joining this organization. They do check your background, which might be a long process.
Selenium Automation Tester
There were two rounds of interviews: one technical and one managerial. In the first round, the interviewer didn't ask any questions about Selenium. He was only testing my reasoning ability. In the second round, it was good, but the manager told me
Associate Software Engineer Developer
The first round was an aptitude test, which consisted of 15 verbal, 10 quant, and 10 logical questions. They filtered 90% of people in this round. Later, there was a technical round where they asked DBMS questions, relatively high, and C as well.
Lead Database Administrator
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaFebruary 1, 2017The interview process is lengthy; you need to patiently wait if you are keen on joining this organization. They do check your background, which might be a long process.
Selenium Automation Tester
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJuly 1, 2015There were two rounds of interviews: one technical and one managerial. In the first round, the interviewer didn't ask any questions about Selenium. He was only testing my reasoning ability. In the second round, it was good, but the manager told me
Associate Software Engineer Developer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJuly 1, 2016The first round was an aptitude test, which consisted of 15 verbal, 10 quant, and 10 logical questions. They filtered 90% of people in this round. Later, there was a technical round where they asked DBMS questions, relatively high, and C as well.
