Colleagues are really good and helpful. The work atmosphere is good. You get to learn based on your project allocation.
AT&T is a good project to start with. There is a lot of hustle and learning for the initial career phase, most definitely.
Prolonged hours and weekend production releases for some projects, like AT&T.
Various levels with real-time scenarios: * Pseudocode for scenarios * Phone test: concepts scrutiny * Face-to-face for technical understanding * Face-to-face: pseudocode round * Managerial round * HR round
There are only 2 rounds. The first is a face-to-face technical round, followed by a PDM round. They ask questions in a friendly manner. If you select the technical round, they will then conduct PDM rounds. They will ask about yourself, package, an
There will be 4 rounds for IBM GBS. * 1st HR call: Self-introduction, normal HR questions. * 2nd: Technical interview. * 3rd: Manager call along with some technical questions. * 4th: Salary discussion.
Various levels with real-time scenarios: * Pseudocode for scenarios * Phone test: concepts scrutiny * Face-to-face for technical understanding * Face-to-face: pseudocode round * Managerial round * HR round
There are only 2 rounds. The first is a face-to-face technical round, followed by a PDM round. They ask questions in a friendly manner. If you select the technical round, they will then conduct PDM rounds. They will ask about yourself, package, an
There will be 4 rounds for IBM GBS. * 1st HR call: Self-introduction, normal HR questions. * 2nd: Technical interview. * 3rd: Manager call along with some technical questions. * 4th: Salary discussion.