If you are an HPE employee and not an H1B contractor, this is the company you would work for. It's a very laid-back environment with good work-life balance for employees.
I have been working on the project in HPE for around 5 months. I started here and matched the support and development level to the offshore team. I got up in the night to take up KT and understand the flow.
How I got rewarded:
I have seen how HPE has a pretty good habit of losing its good, talented pool of contractors. Some managers don't even know who the key people are on their own projects.
The interview consisted of 4 rounds. 1st was a technical and aptitude MCQ round. * 20 questions in aptitude * 22 questions in technical * 8 optional Java or C++ 28 people got shortlisted. Then, the 2nd round was a technical interview round which
3 rounds of interview. 1st round on DSA, DBMS, and OS. 2nd round is techno-managerial. 3rd is HR-based round. 30 minutes for each round is generally required, which is okay. DSA questions are pretty simple.
Questions asked on DSA: sorting, find the substring, questions based on OOPs, resume based. Explain your projects. Difference between runtime and compile time. What is the difference between drop, delete, and truncate?
The interview consisted of 4 rounds. 1st was a technical and aptitude MCQ round. * 20 questions in aptitude * 22 questions in technical * 8 optional Java or C++ 28 people got shortlisted. Then, the 2nd round was a technical interview round which
3 rounds of interview. 1st round on DSA, DBMS, and OS. 2nd round is techno-managerial. 3rd is HR-based round. 30 minutes for each round is generally required, which is okay. DSA questions are pretty simple.
Questions asked on DSA: sorting, find the substring, questions based on OOPs, resume based. Explain your projects. Difference between runtime and compile time. What is the difference between drop, delete, and truncate?