A lot of fun. You can be an HSBC employee for ever if you want to.
No work, so you can't be competent enough to clear an interview anywhere else, unless you approach another organization. And above all, even if you crack the interview, you will face a hell of a lot of problems technology-wise when you will be working in the other organization.
Nothing. What advice will you give to those who don't want to change, especially for Middle East projects?
The interview arrangement was very good, but the interviewer was equally bad. He was too rude and extremely judgmental to understand the candidate's point of view. A very bad experience. I did not expect such behavior on the part of an experienced pr
It depends a lot on the project and manager. I had one interview with a manager and was hired, but generally there will be two rounds. The second round would be with the manager or lead, or generally both. It will be a technical + fitment round.
It was awesome. Concise and sensible interview. They focus on understanding and experience rather than syntax, which was the best part. Best in package. Best canteen. Best location. You can join if technology is not a concern.
The interview arrangement was very good, but the interviewer was equally bad. He was too rude and extremely judgmental to understand the candidate's point of view. A very bad experience. I did not expect such behavior on the part of an experienced pr
It depends a lot on the project and manager. I had one interview with a manager and was hired, but generally there will be two rounds. The second round would be with the manager or lead, or generally both. It will be a technical + fitment round.
It was awesome. Concise and sensible interview. They focus on understanding and experience rather than syntax, which was the best part. Best in package. Best canteen. Best location. You can join if technology is not a concern.