High learning curve; work-life balance not so good
High learning curve; work-life balance not so good
Learning new tech.
Supportive colleagues.
Hybrid mode.
Management not good. Managers are client-obedient only. Hike is nominal.
Management should support team members rather than echoing client pressure.
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Technical and HR interviews were quite easy and it's easily manageable. The technical interviewer was crazy, and it was a very nice experience. I got an offer, and I joined and am now working at IBM.
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After applying, I received a call from HR to complete a coding assessment test. It consisted of 20 Java conceptual questions, which were above average and not easy, along with one coding question, typically from HackerRank.
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An additional point is to get a job in an MNC. Just concentrate on the basics of any stream, whether theoretically or practically. That's what I did, and I got it.
Applications Developer
IndiaDecember 1, 2019Technical and HR interviews were quite easy and it's easily manageable. The technical interviewer was crazy, and it was a very nice experience. I got an offer, and I joined and am now working at IBM.
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJuly 31, 2024After applying, I received a call from HR to complete a coding assessment test. It consisted of 20 Java conceptual questions, which were above average and not easy, along with one coding question, typically from HackerRank.
Applications Developer
IndiaJanuary 14, 2015An additional point is to get a job in an MNC. Just concentrate on the basics of any stream, whether theoretically or practically. That's what I did, and I got it.
