No onsite opportunities are available unless you're very lucky. It's good for technical people. Few non-technical people got promotions, which is spoiling the environment.
Flexible timing Good people No work pressure Leaves Global exposure
Pay salary as per industry standard and provide training to engineers for better development and career growth. Don't give preference to personal relationships.
Awful experience! Interviewer joined the call late and didn't introduce himself. He asked me to introduce myself but showed no interest and cut me off mid-introduction. He started complaining about my internet connection, so I shared my screen and
They spent more time asking me about the software development life cycle than asking me questions about my work experience. They asked very few technical questions. Instead, they asked me a great deal of open-ended questions (e.g. "What are your stre
First, a phone interview. It wasn't longer than 10 minutes. They tested basic English knowledge, and I received some basic HR interview questions (strengths/weaknesses, etc). Then, a 1-hour manager interview. After that, a 1-hour technical intervie
Awful experience! Interviewer joined the call late and didn't introduce himself. He asked me to introduce myself but showed no interest and cut me off mid-introduction. He started complaining about my internet connection, so I shared my screen and
They spent more time asking me about the software development life cycle than asking me questions about my work experience. They asked very few technical questions. Instead, they asked me a great deal of open-ended questions (e.g. "What are your stre
First, a phone interview. It wasn't longer than 10 minutes. They tested basic English knowledge, and I received some basic HR interview questions (strengths/weaknesses, etc). Then, a 1-hour manager interview. After that, a 1-hour technical intervie