Flexible working hours, appreciation from management.
A lot of bureaucracy for simple processes in some cases.
There is just one on-site interview. I received the email to arrange an interview 3 or 4 days after applying. I was interviewed by two people: * The project manager, who asked for details about my projects and education. * An engineer, who aske
The interview was back to back, covering behavioural and technical aspects. The behavioural section was average. However, in the technical section, I was asked to debug code without running it and without prior knowledge of how the code would be exec
The interviewer conducted one-on-one interviews, mostly for around half an hour. Prior to that, there were two written rounds. * One for checking analytical skills. * The other for analyzing verbal skills.
There is just one on-site interview. I received the email to arrange an interview 3 or 4 days after applying. I was interviewed by two people: * The project manager, who asked for details about my projects and education. * An engineer, who aske
The interview was back to back, covering behavioural and technical aspects. The behavioural section was average. However, in the technical section, I was asked to debug code without running it and without prior knowledge of how the code would be exec
The interviewer conducted one-on-one interviews, mostly for around half an hour. Prior to that, there were two written rounds. * One for checking analytical skills. * The other for analyzing verbal skills.