Work-life balance
Work-life balance
Flexibility, work from home, good leaves management.
Zero Hike. Managers are the worst. Many changes in the project.
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The tech interview was straightforward, focusing mostly on Java and J2EE questions. There were also questions about image processing. Having experience with IBM tools always helps. The first round was conducted by the contracting company, followed by
Applications Developer
I applied online and the process took one month. The interview process was great and very useful for both sides. The interview focused on: * Databases * Cloud and its terminology * Docker and Kubernetes They placed a strong emphasis on attitude.
Applications Developer
Appeared through college campus. The aptitude round was the first, followed by a technical round, and then a final HR round. After shortlisting the candidates, around 8 PM, we had the biometrics process after selection.
Applications Developer
Charlotte, North Carolina, United StatesFebruary 1, 2011The tech interview was straightforward, focusing mostly on Java and J2EE questions. There were also questions about image processing. Having experience with IBM tools always helps. The first round was conducted by the contracting company, followed by
Applications Developer
Cairo, EgyptJune 1, 2021I applied online and the process took one month. The interview process was great and very useful for both sides. The interview focused on: * Databases * Cloud and its terminology * Docker and Kubernetes They placed a strong emphasis on attitude.
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Chennai, Tamil Nadu, IndiaSeptember 1, 2015Appeared through college campus. The aptitude round was the first, followed by a technical round, and then a final HR round. After shortlisting the candidates, around 8 PM, we had the biometrics process after selection.
