The working environment is very friendly. From the management side, they try to support and encourage by creating an open environment.
The downside that I have seen is, after a few years of work, people take you for granted. They start overlooking things. People who work continue to work, and people who don't work keep on not working.
It consisted of 4 rounds. First round consisted of aptitude and technical MCQs along with coding questions in any 2 languages (Java, Python, C, C++). Second round was a technical round. They asked me some DSA, OS, and CN questions. Third round was
It was a pool campus hiring process. The first round had so many people. Aptitude questions were good, and the questions were good. Too many people were considered as the cutoff was low.
In Campus. Mainly focused on computer networks. A few interviewers were very sweet, but a few were scary. It depends on your luck with who you get and if you get into the next round. However, the process took a long time.
It consisted of 4 rounds. First round consisted of aptitude and technical MCQs along with coding questions in any 2 languages (Java, Python, C, C++). Second round was a technical round. They asked me some DSA, OS, and CN questions. Third round was
It was a pool campus hiring process. The first round had so many people. Aptitude questions were good, and the questions were good. Too many people were considered as the cutoff was low.
In Campus. Mainly focused on computer networks. A few interviewers were very sweet, but a few were scary. It depends on your luck with who you get and if you get into the next round. However, the process took a long time.