Great offices, close to the metro station.
Depends if you get the right manager and team. I was in a team where the senior members were really busy (understandable) and still made very little effort to help new members. This was difficult for grads who are straight out of college.
The manager constantly compared my performance with colleagues who had been working for 4 years on the same project and asked me why I couldn't fix as many bugs as him when I hadn't even completed a year.
Two technical, one managerial round of interview. One-day process on the weekend, on Saturday. Average difficulty level. After that, an HR interview, which was a formality. But they got back to me after around one and a half months after the inte
There was a technical round with basic Python questions, OS, and Linux-related questions. Basically, they tested your complete computer science knowledge. Overall, the interview experience was good. The hiring process was also good. The HR was very c
Good. The interviewers were very frank and made me feel very relaxed, as I was a fresher. The group discussion round was not very good for me, and I got rejected. Overall, a good experience.
Two technical, one managerial round of interview. One-day process on the weekend, on Saturday. Average difficulty level. After that, an HR interview, which was a formality. But they got back to me after around one and a half months after the inte
There was a technical round with basic Python questions, OS, and Linux-related questions. Basically, they tested your complete computer science knowledge. Overall, the interview experience was good. The hiring process was also good. The HR was very c
Good. The interviewers were very frank and made me feel very relaxed, as I was a fresher. The group discussion round was not very good for me, and I got rejected. Overall, a good experience.