Good place to work. It's a private company, so no pressure from shareholders and the market when the economy is doing badly.
Work-life balance.
Depending upon the business unit and team, if you don't rotate, you will be stagnant.
The interviewer asked me questions mainly about my projects, the tech stack I used, and basic networking, CN, oops concepts. He then proceeded to ask me how I have contributed to the coding culture in my college and if I have published any papers.
I attended the interview at the Manyata office. After clearing three technical rounds and two HR rounds, I learned that compensation was an issue. They collected my current salary details during my initial round and I was told it was not a concern.
Applied on campus for the role. Started with an OT for qualification. Was followed by a technical interview. After that, there was an HR round. Then they told who got selected. Selected 15 out of 80 people.
The interviewer asked me questions mainly about my projects, the tech stack I used, and basic networking, CN, oops concepts. He then proceeded to ask me how I have contributed to the coding culture in my college and if I have published any papers.
I attended the interview at the Manyata office. After clearing three technical rounds and two HR rounds, I learned that compensation was an issue. They collected my current salary details during my initial round and I was told it was not a concern.
Applied on campus for the role. Started with an OT for qualification. Was followed by a technical interview. After that, there was an HR round. Then they told who got selected. Selected 15 out of 80 people.