Good work, friends. Good pension.
The company promotes people based on their time in the company rather than based on skill and ability to do the job. This means you end up with people unable to do their job effectively getting promoted. The company has some weird policies that are outdated around promotions. These policies prevent the right people getting to the right position.
Look at a person's experience and skills rather than their length of tenure in a job.
No HR interview. HR communicated over email. The hiring manager interviewed directly, followed by an onsite interview. Some of the interviewers didn't even know basic Java. One interviewer, seeing a private constructor written for a Java enum, asked
There will be 2 technical and 1 HR round. I attended 2 technical rounds there and did pretty well. At last, they said they are looking for stable candidates. As I was already working for my 3rd company in 5 years, they didn't shortlist me for the H
Good and understanding. To the point and well organized. The interviews are very timely and don't waste time. They asked technical questions about Java and J2EE, which I worked on and applied for a position with the same skills.
No HR interview. HR communicated over email. The hiring manager interviewed directly, followed by an onsite interview. Some of the interviewers didn't even know basic Java. One interviewer, seeing a private constructor written for a Java enum, asked
There will be 2 technical and 1 HR round. I attended 2 technical rounds there and did pretty well. At last, they said they are looking for stable candidates. As I was already working for my 3rd company in 5 years, they didn't shortlist me for the H
Good and understanding. To the point and well organized. The interviews are very timely and don't waste time. They asked technical questions about Java and J2EE, which I worked on and applied for a position with the same skills.