The job flexibility depends on the team you are working with, not the organization.
The benefits are good, with decent variable pay and hikes based on your performance.
A lot of fun activities and events happen often at the campus.
I would say it was a really good experience for me since I got initial training on a few technologies, and there was a lot of flexibility to learn new stuff while working.
The scariest part is layoffs happen sometimes, and you see a lot of people panicking.
There was no hike for most people during the layoff period.
Proper training should be given while implementing new technology in the project.
Allow work from home for employees.
If you don't trust your employees, there is no point hiring them and expecting them to deliver for you.
My interview, scheduled last year for engineering, was a good experience overall. I faced both technical and HR interviews.
Written test, 1-to-1 technical round, and the last HR round.
The interview was very descriptive, and the interviewer wanted to test my basic knowledge about my subject. They wanted to learn about my strengths and weaknesses. They were curious about my experience and projects.
My interview, scheduled last year for engineering, was a good experience overall. I faced both technical and HR interviews.
Written test, 1-to-1 technical round, and the last HR round.
The interview was very descriptive, and the interviewer wanted to test my basic knowledge about my subject. They wanted to learn about my strengths and weaknesses. They were curious about my experience and projects.