You will get to learn a lot about finance. And it's not that hard to deal with work pressure; you will get time for your hobbies.
It's very hard to grow with only the work; you have to put in a lot of effort if you want to get promoted. Also, they pay very little in India, so you have to job hop to get a better salary.
Scrap the LEAP program, please. Instead of spending money on teaching for six months, increase the base pay and improve your standards for hiring college graduates.
It had 5 rounds of interviews: * Initial screening 1:1 - Self-introduction, about past experience and skills. * Skill test (group panel) - Given problems and asked to solve them. * With Account Manager - Tested on overall business knowledge an
Round 1: Hacker Rank Test (Programs and multiple-choice questions) Round 2: Technical (Java and microservice) Round 3: Technical (Technical questions) Round 4: Project Round (Project and behavioral questions) Round 5: Human Resource
The first round was the technical round on PL/SQL, and the interviewer was cool. He asked from basic questions to advanced concepts. Then the second round was the management round, and they tested how I would work in a team and how I could contribute
It had 5 rounds of interviews: * Initial screening 1:1 - Self-introduction, about past experience and skills. * Skill test (group panel) - Given problems and asked to solve them. * With Account Manager - Tested on overall business knowledge an
Round 1: Hacker Rank Test (Programs and multiple-choice questions) Round 2: Technical (Java and microservice) Round 3: Technical (Technical questions) Round 4: Project Round (Project and behavioral questions) Round 5: Human Resource
The first round was the technical round on PL/SQL, and the interviewer was cool. He asked from basic questions to advanced concepts. Then the second round was the management round, and they tested how I would work in a team and how I could contribute