Good learning opportunity. Better tools and technology.
Lots of politics.
One of Barclays account managers is rustic, one who assumes their employees are maids and servants. He is the gatekeeper of that account who will make sure people will not get released.
This is a women-friendly company, and managers are in favor of women as they have an advantage that men do not have. All credit, salary hikes, and promotions will be given to women employees, even though one works hard and deserves it.
They will get the work done from you like machines (International Business Machines) until the machine hangs (until blood gets sucked out of you). They are a puppet show for the client, and you will have to dance as per the steps given by the client.
You will feel like you have come onto the streets after you work for a few years, as there is no decent career growth.
Very less (7%) or no variable pay.
Introduce skip-level meetings so that managers stay within their boundaries.
Recognize the work of deserving people; otherwise, they can sue you by joining another vendor and ruin your business.
I received a call from HR for an interview. Before the interview, I had to complete two tests, each lasting around 30 minutes. The interview location was IBM Yerwada, Pune. I reached there at around 10 am. It was the worst experience I have ever had.
2-3 rounds of technical interviews. Depends on the project. Will also have a client interview. May ask managerial questions, such as how you handled specific situations. Asked real-time scenarios and how you would deal with them.
I gave a telephonic technical interview. The technical round was tough. I need to prepare thoroughly on basics. The managerial round was face-to-face with a senior manager. He asked many scenario-wise questions and explained the answers very well.
I received a call from HR for an interview. Before the interview, I had to complete two tests, each lasting around 30 minutes. The interview location was IBM Yerwada, Pune. I reached there at around 10 am. It was the worst experience I have ever had.
2-3 rounds of technical interviews. Depends on the project. Will also have a client interview. May ask managerial questions, such as how you handled specific situations. Asked real-time scenarios and how you would deal with them.
I gave a telephonic technical interview. The technical round was tough. I need to prepare thoroughly on basics. The managerial round was face-to-face with a senior manager. He asked many scenario-wise questions and explained the answers very well.