Good work-life balance. Good if experienced, but not recommended to join as a fresher
Good work-life balance. Good if experienced, but not recommended to join as a fresher
- Work-life balance.
- WFH (except for client location projects).
- Good self-learning trainings to explore on the internal learning platform.
- Flexibility is good in almost all projects.
- Good to join in a lead position and above, or when you want to be settled.
- Less hike and growth.
- Changing domains internally is difficult despite trainings.
- As a fresher, projects are not up to mark for career. It depends on luck.
- Finding new projects within the company is difficult, especially if you have location constraints. Interviews are taken for every project. Managers don't help much for new opportunities.
- Hike should be more.
- The project alignment process needs to be improved.
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Pretty straightforward. There was one technical and one managerial round. In the technical round, I was asked to write code for a REST API and call it from an Angular application. All the questions were based on that only.
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They called me over the phone for a good 1-hour interview. Questions ranged from Core Java, XML, Servlets, and some RDBMS concepts. I would rate the questions as rather easy, but pretty broad within the specified subjects. I was confident of havin
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First, a call through selection criteria, then one aptitude test, then one technical test. One technical interview and lastly, an HR interview.
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Gurgaon, Haryana, IndiaSeptember 1, 2020Pretty straightforward. There was one technical and one managerial round. In the technical round, I was asked to write code for a REST API and call it from an Angular application. All the questions were based on that only.
Applications Developer
Gurgaon, Haryana, IndiaMay 1, 2009They called me over the phone for a good 1-hour interview. Questions ranged from Core Java, XML, Servlets, and some RDBMS concepts. I would rate the questions as rather easy, but pretty broad within the specified subjects. I was confident of havin
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Gurgaon, Haryana, IndiaNovember 1, 2011First, a call through selection criteria, then one aptitude test, then one technical test. One technical interview and lastly, an HR interview.
