The company is filled with top talent in all quarters: QA, development, architects, project managers, etc. They seem very supportive and willing to help.
Unlike many large American companies, most people work their standard hours.
I wish it was based in town, although the bus service isn't too bad. Some of the bureaucratic controls in place can seem counter-productive, but I guess it's more or less the same in enterprises of this size.
There was a written test followed by one round of interview. The written test was on basic aptitude questions, and English was also tested. An average student can clear this round. One hour and simple questions were asked. Questions mainly based on p
I got the interview from one of the consultancies, and the first round was technical. Java Spring, Hibernate, and other Java-related technology questions were asked. The questions were average. They focused mostly on upcoming new technologies and my
Firstly, there was an aptitude test. After that, there were two rounds of interview: one technical and another HR. Basically, projects play an important role, along with basic algorithms and C++ questions. You can go deep into machine learning if you
There was a written test followed by one round of interview. The written test was on basic aptitude questions, and English was also tested. An average student can clear this round. One hour and simple questions were asked. Questions mainly based on p
I got the interview from one of the consultancies, and the first round was technical. Java Spring, Hibernate, and other Java-related technology questions were asked. The questions were average. They focused mostly on upcoming new technologies and my
Firstly, there was an aptitude test. After that, there were two rounds of interview: one technical and another HR. Basically, projects play an important role, along with basic algorithms and C++ questions. You can go deep into machine learning if you