Work-Life Balance:
Manager-driven company, hence a lot of biasness is observed. Takes a long time to get a promotion as it totally depends on the equation with the manager. Almost non-existent increment. Leave Policy. Job satisfaction.
The increment and promotion should be solely based on performance and a lot of transparency. When a resource is assigned to a project for his/her skill, then he/she should be assigned with that work only and not other work which does not align with his skillset. For example, assigning an automation tester with only manual testing.
Functional testing is indeed important, but if an automation tester is upskilling and trying to grow, then assigning him/her with only manual work doesn't only affect his/her job satisfaction, but stops his/her growth as well.
It was good. I had three rounds of interviews. The first round was technical, the second round was technical, and the third round was technical. It was virtual, and a link was sent for attending an online test. The technical manager conducted the man
The interview process was smooth and fast. The HR representative was quick to respond after the technical round, and the offer was made within three days. It's a really good system out there. The interview was seamless.
The process was not very interesting. The interviewer seemed tired. The only questions were the generic ones about my background, family, etc. He asked about my skills, but just for the sake of it. He did not seem concerned about the warm way in whic
It was good. I had three rounds of interviews. The first round was technical, the second round was technical, and the third round was technical. It was virtual, and a link was sent for attending an online test. The technical manager conducted the man
The interview process was smooth and fast. The HR representative was quick to respond after the technical round, and the offer was made within three days. It's a really good system out there. The interview was seamless.
The process was not very interesting. The interviewer seemed tired. The only questions were the generic ones about my background, family, etc. He asked about my skills, but just for the sake of it. He did not seem concerned about the warm way in whic