Not the greatest
Not the greatest
Paycheck. Maybe a bonus after many years.
Management issues. Cutting costs. Morale all-time low.
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Engineer/Technologist
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaNovember 1, 2012Very good, with a focus on the basics. All processes last for about a week. HR people are easily approachable and they respond quickly. Technical level of the interviewer was top. Very good, with a focus on the basics. All processes last for abou
Graduate Engineering Training Program
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