Long-established company that is sturdy enough to avoid market fluctuations.
They have a great training program, onboarding process, and great internships.
There are pros and cons to working at a large company that should be considered by the seeker. I personally wouldn't trade it for anything else.
Good. The interviewer was very friendly. They were conducting stress interviews for some batches too. Most of it was about basic software architecture. Data structures and algorithms were the important topics.
Got an e-mail from a recruiter to apply. Applied online then had a phone screen. Moved on to two interviews at an event. One was behavioral with the usual type of questions, such as conflict resolution and projects done. The next one was technical w
Online Coding Round: This was the first round, which was divided into 4 sections: English and Vocabulary: This consisted of MCQ questions based on basic grammar, like prepositions and tenses. Programming: This consisted of MCQ questions based on te
Good. The interviewer was very friendly. They were conducting stress interviews for some batches too. Most of it was about basic software architecture. Data structures and algorithms were the important topics.
Got an e-mail from a recruiter to apply. Applied online then had a phone screen. Moved on to two interviews at an event. One was behavioral with the usual type of questions, such as conflict resolution and projects done. The next one was technical w
Online Coding Round: This was the first round, which was divided into 4 sections: English and Vocabulary: This consisted of MCQ questions based on basic grammar, like prepositions and tenses. Programming: This consisted of MCQ questions based on te