Work-life balance is good, of course. It depends on the team. In my team, I rarely worked overtime or on weekends. You will get a variable bonus pay every year, which is good.
Favouritism with some managers. Also, recognition is on a rotation basis, not performance-based.
Interview was pretty easy. It had 2 rounds. First round was DSA, with 2 questions: arrays and strings. Second round was HR and technical. I was asked to solve a hashmap question, followed by an HR round on my resume.
The interview process was smooth and well-guided. The questions were about DBMS, OOPS, Software Testing, RDBMS, API, and also logical reasoning. The coding questions were at an easy level, and the one given to me was for reverse testing.
The interview process was smooth and well-structured. It began with an assessment focused on easy-to-medium DSA problems and coding exercises. This was followed by two technical rounds that explored Java core concepts, Spring Boot (including security
Interview was pretty easy. It had 2 rounds. First round was DSA, with 2 questions: arrays and strings. Second round was HR and technical. I was asked to solve a hashmap question, followed by an HR round on my resume.
The interview process was smooth and well-guided. The questions were about DBMS, OOPS, Software Testing, RDBMS, API, and also logical reasoning. The coding questions were at an easy level, and the one given to me was for reverse testing.
The interview process was smooth and well-structured. It began with an assessment focused on easy-to-medium DSA problems and coding exercises. This was followed by two technical rounds that explored Java core concepts, Spring Boot (including security