A great company to learn new things
A great company to learn new things
- Great opportunity to learn and gain market value (lots of certifications, trainings, etc.).
- Sometimes challenging tasks with a lot of flexibility in terms of solutions.
- Home office possibilities.
- Possibility to get a raise after successful projects.
- Overall good work-life balance.
Most of the things really depend on your current project, but yeah, that is consulting.
Low benefits package in comparison with the competition.
Overall, the company culture is great. Continue in the current direction!
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The interview process was smooth and a good experience. It was easy to attend, with multiple rounds. The first round was easy, and the second round was an average experience.
Data Engineer
I was asked to complete an online assessment, but then received no reply. I was later given a response, and they updated me that I would receive a call. The website still showed that my application was in process.
Data Engineer
I had to give the assessment test to proceed to the next rounds. There were two questions, and I had sixty minutes. Prioritize your time while attempting the questions, as they are of a significant level for the job role.
Data Engineer
IndiaMay 5, 2021The interview process was smooth and a good experience. It was easy to attend, with multiple rounds. The first round was easy, and the second round was an average experience.
Data Engineer
IndiaMarch 15, 2021I was asked to complete an online assessment, but then received no reply. I was later given a response, and they updated me that I would receive a call. The website still showed that my application was in process.
Data Engineer
Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaJanuary 1, 2023I had to give the assessment test to proceed to the next rounds. There were two questions, and I had sixty minutes. Prioritize your time while attempting the questions, as they are of a significant level for the job role.
