Lots of people to work with, if you get into the right projects.
There are so many people here that unless you really mess up or do an amazing job, you won't be known more than two levels of management above your position.
Listen to your engineers more.
This isn't for the line managers and direct supervisors. This is for the department heads and VPs.
Take some time to talk to your engineers.
It was pretty easy compared to other interviews I faced at that time (March 2012). Questions were more about RTOS concepts and C++. First round was telephonic, and after 2/3 weeks, I got a call for a site interview at JFWTC. It was on a weekday, and
Moderate questions, garbage collection questions, OOPS, event delegates, parallel programming, task management, HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, React, SQL injection, website hacking possibilities, JavaScript, passing data states between different web pages, si
Phone interview, technician interview. Ask about details of project and education background. A bit noisy, not very professional, and a bit awkward. Didn't pass it because of no master experience. Got rejected.
It was pretty easy compared to other interviews I faced at that time (March 2012). Questions were more about RTOS concepts and C++. First round was telephonic, and after 2/3 weeks, I got a call for a site interview at JFWTC. It was on a weekday, and
Moderate questions, garbage collection questions, OOPS, event delegates, parallel programming, task management, HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, React, SQL injection, website hacking possibilities, JavaScript, passing data states between different web pages, si
Phone interview, technician interview. Ask about details of project and education background. A bit noisy, not very professional, and a bit awkward. Didn't pass it because of no master experience. Got rejected.