Good work-life balance overall.
Fewer onsite opportunities and the technology shift are tough.
Doing a very great job. Keep it up.
I applied through a college campus, selected for the interview through an aptitude test which was based on basic quantitative and logical thinking. Basics of your domain are also tested.
It was a one-day process. The interview process was streamlined with two rounds. 1. Written Exam Round - Questions weren't too hard. It was easy to crack if good with Quant/English/Reasoning. 2. Personal Interview - Relevant questions were asked ab
1 aptitude test, 1 technical interview, and that's it. The aptitude test consisted of quant, data structures, C, C++, and Java. The test was easy overall; you need to maintain speed. There were 60 MCQs and 2 coding questions. The time given was 90 mi
I applied through a college campus, selected for the interview through an aptitude test which was based on basic quantitative and logical thinking. Basics of your domain are also tested.
It was a one-day process. The interview process was streamlined with two rounds. 1. Written Exam Round - Questions weren't too hard. It was easy to crack if good with Quant/English/Reasoning. 2. Personal Interview - Relevant questions were asked ab
1 aptitude test, 1 technical interview, and that's it. The aptitude test consisted of quant, data structures, C, C++, and Java. The test was easy overall; you need to maintain speed. There were 60 MCQs and 2 coding questions. The time given was 90 mi