Depends on your project; your learning curve varies. The project I have been assigned has given me good insight into the application and opportunities to work on core technical tasks from the administration end.
Managerial and process-oriented organization. As it is a big firm, everything needs to be read and understood. Tools and processes need to be identified on your own.
If you get a good manager, you are lucky. Else, you will end up having a frustrated work environment as there is no transparency. To reach out to HR, one has to deal with their manager for everything.
The interview process is quite good, and the selection process is also very fast. They released the offer within a short time, and joining is also a hassle-free process. Overall, it is all good.
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.
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
The interview process is quite good, and the selection process is also very fast. They released the offer within a short time, and joining is also a hassle-free process. Overall, it is all good.
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.
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