Not a good place for fresh graduates
Not a good place for fresh graduates
Good family life, very little pressure. Flexible timings with work from home.
Too much automation in physical design means most of the things are under the hood and taken care of by methodology. So, learnings will be less. Mostly, it uses internal tools.
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Before getting a profile, they are taking interviews. After completing three rounds of my interviews, they said the project is on hold. Worst experience, and also they haven't moved to other roles.
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I had one year of experience, so the interview process in my case included two rounds: one technical and a second HR round. The technical round included questions based on OOPs, Java, Spring Boot, and REST API concepts. I performed well and was sele
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One aptitude test and one vocabulary and e-mailing test. Both were online tests. The aptitude test was for an hour, while the other was 20 minutes long. Whoever cleared these rounds would almost get into the company, unless they made some blunders.
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaAugust 14, 2024Before getting a profile, they are taking interviews. After completing three rounds of my interviews, they said the project is on hold. Worst experience, and also they haven't moved to other roles.
Software Engineer - Java Developer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaFebruary 1, 2021I had one year of experience, so the interview process in my case included two rounds: one technical and a second HR round. The technical round included questions based on OOPs, Java, Spring Boot, and REST API concepts. I performed well and was sele
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaOctober 1, 2014One aptitude test and one vocabulary and e-mailing test. Both were online tests. The aptitude test was for an hour, while the other was 20 minutes long. Whoever cleared these rounds would almost get into the company, unless they made some blunders.
