Opportunities for professional development and paid certifications, if you want or need them.
Salary is a lot less compared to other companies within the IT industry. It's hard to change projects, there are no meal tickets, and sports are reimbursed at only 50%.
The interview process was really nice. I have a lot of questions related to OOP in general and basic front-end questions such as: * `var`, `let`, `const` * Hoisting * Event loop * Component bindings * Directives * Routing
I am a graduate hire through an on-campus placement. It was a women's drive by IBM, so the process was easy and the selection process was simple. First round: Aptitude Second round: HackerRank coding Third round: HR round
I joined GH through a campus interview. The process included: * One online test * One technical round * One HR round The online test was difficult and required going through training and understanding the process. The technical round focused on bas
The interview process was really nice. I have a lot of questions related to OOP in general and basic front-end questions such as: * `var`, `let`, `const` * Hoisting * Event loop * Component bindings * Directives * Routing
I am a graduate hire through an on-campus placement. It was a women's drive by IBM, so the process was easy and the selection process was simple. First round: Aptitude Second round: HackerRank coding Third round: HR round
I joined GH through a campus interview. The process included: * One online test * One technical round * One HR round The online test was difficult and required going through training and understanding the process. The technical round focused on bas