You do get to work from home, and depending on who manages you, it can either be flexible or you will be micromanaged. There are no guidelines for managers.
There is a possibility to move teams and organizations inside the company, but the process is not as easy as it seems.
Very noncompetitive salaries compared to the rest of the market. Raises are slim, even if you are adding value and out there with the sales people helping to sell projects.
Silos are a big issue. You will have trouble working with other teams, as each one is fighting for revenue to justify its existence, which in turn creates a mess in bookings for others.
Culture is not as collaborative as it sounds, be it in country or in the region.
You need to change the culture to be more collaborative and stick to one vision. Every year there was a new technology vision, which confused employees more.
Make a better benchmark for salaries and align to the market.
There were a total of four rounds: Written, Technical, MR, and HR. I went as a fresher, so they asked basic questions that you would have learned in your B.Tech.
Not valid. All behavior and mix of tech. Not value of any kind. Not a good team. Mix panel, phone, and face-to-face. Then HR called you for HR questions, which don't add any value.
It will include one telephonic round and then one day of face-to-face interviews. This will have three to four rounds of technical interviews, followed by HR. Try to prepare on what has been put in the resume.
There were a total of four rounds: Written, Technical, MR, and HR. I went as a fresher, so they asked basic questions that you would have learned in your B.Tech.
Not valid. All behavior and mix of tech. Not value of any kind. Not a good team. Mix panel, phone, and face-to-face. Then HR called you for HR questions, which don't add any value.
It will include one telephonic round and then one day of face-to-face interviews. This will have three to four rounds of technical interviews, followed by HR. Try to prepare on what has been put in the resume.