A great place to learn
A great place to learn
Great culture to learn and develop leadership qualities, with huge investment on training.
Salary not comparable to other multinational engineering companies; it is good to better.
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Technical Lead
Technical interview with the line manager. Technical discussion and Q&A at the end. Interview was via Teams without video. During the call, we mainly discussed my experience and knowledge, then I asked some questions about the role and responsibili
Technical Lead
Very pathetic interview process. There were 4-5 rounds of interviews. The first screening round was followed by a recruiter-scheduled telephonic round. After that, I was told there would be a machine test. After completing the machine test, they sche
Technical Lead
Had three phone interviews. First was with an outsourced HR rep who asked very general questions. Then came phone interviews with the hiring manager and his manager. The interviews were less technical than I would have expected for the type of positi
Technical Lead
Birmingham, EnglandJuly 17, 2023Technical interview with the line manager. Technical discussion and Q&A at the end. Interview was via Teams without video. During the call, we mainly discussed my experience and knowledge, then I asked some questions about the role and responsibili
Technical Lead
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJuly 1, 2017Very pathetic interview process. There were 4-5 rounds of interviews. The first screening round was followed by a recruiter-scheduled telephonic round. After that, I was told there would be a machine test. After completing the machine test, they sche
Technical Lead
December 1, 2009Had three phone interviews. First was with an outsourced HR rep who asked very general questions. Then came phone interviews with the hiring manager and his manager. The interviews were less technical than I would have expected for the type of positi
