I worked here as a new graduate, and it was a good place to start. The training was thorough, and the team was friendly. Lots of internal opportunities. You can tell they value employees.
The work is very repetitive and the salary is not amazing. However, you get paid overtime, which is a perk.
The interview process was simple. We went over my previous background, what and how they do things here, and tried to determine if it was a good fit. There were no specific technical questions; however, based on how I described all the previous exper
I had a phone interview where they asked me concepts about OOP and about my past experiences. The second round involved more technical questions and more about my background. A week later, they called me and gave me an offer.
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 interview process was simple. We went over my previous background, what and how they do things here, and tried to determine if it was a good fit. There were no specific technical questions; however, based on how I described all the previous exper
I had a phone interview where they asked me concepts about OOP and about my past experiences. The second round involved more technical questions and more about my background. A week later, they called me and gave me an offer.
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.