Very good employment conditions, lots of vacation, hardly any overtime.
Hardly any interesting projects/teams in Germany.
The most technologically exciting things are being done in the USA.
Lots of administrative IT.
Hardly any opportunities for advancement for technical people in IT.
It was a walk-in in their Perungudi Building. Nearly 750+ candidates would have appeared. They were split into 5-6 batches based on the timing they came in. In each batch, nearly 150-200 candidates were made to write the first round, which was paper
Tested fundamentals, basic knowledge, and problem-solving skills. They also paid attention to details like dress code, confidence, and speaking skills. As an SE, all you really require is sound fundamentals, a forever-learning mindset, and confidenc
Asked basic technical questions for about 30 minutes (data structures - Python/C++). Asked about projects on your resume for about 15 minutes. The interview was very nice and friendly. The whole process was about 50 minutes.
It was a walk-in in their Perungudi Building. Nearly 750+ candidates would have appeared. They were split into 5-6 batches based on the timing they came in. In each batch, nearly 150-200 candidates were made to write the first round, which was paper
Tested fundamentals, basic knowledge, and problem-solving skills. They also paid attention to details like dress code, confidence, and speaking skills. As an SE, all you really require is sound fundamentals, a forever-learning mindset, and confidenc
Asked basic technical questions for about 30 minutes (data structures - Python/C++). Asked about projects on your resume for about 15 minutes. The interview was very nice and friendly. The whole process was about 50 minutes.