Projects are good, and they map you based on your tech stack.
They have a yearly bonus.
Changing projects internally is tough.
Work can be very client-centric. You may have to work for hours and even on weekends if your manager or client wants you to.
I received a call from HR, and the telephonic interview was scheduled. After the telephonic round, I had a Skype call with the manager, which went smoothly. Following that call, I received a confirmation email stating the offer and the package as dis
Selected as campus hire. Four rounds of interviews were conducted: 1. Aptitude 2. Letter writing 3. Group discussion 4. Technical and HR round. Most of the aptitude questions related to number series and missing numbers. The letter writing task i
On average, it was good. Not much to say. I asked about algorithms. Some basics of threads were covered, but not much. I asked about data structures and gave good answers. That is why they have hired me, I guess.
I received a call from HR, and the telephonic interview was scheduled. After the telephonic round, I had a Skype call with the manager, which went smoothly. Following that call, I received a confirmation email stating the offer and the package as dis
Selected as campus hire. Four rounds of interviews were conducted: 1. Aptitude 2. Letter writing 3. Group discussion 4. Technical and HR round. Most of the aptitude questions related to number series and missing numbers. The letter writing task i
On average, it was good. Not much to say. I asked about algorithms. Some basics of threads were covered, but not much. I asked about data structures and gave good answers. That is why they have hired me, I guess.