100 YEARS OLD BRAND
100 YEARS OLD BRAND
Balanced work-life. Flexible timing.
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ETL Developer
One-day process. Two rounds: one technical and one technomanagerial. Both rounds were an hour long. The technical manager discussed salary, and he was a very intelligent guy. This was the toughest manager round I'd had until now.
ETL Developer
I had three rounds of interviews. Two were technical, and one was HR. The technical rounds were full-on projects, focusing on ETL, Ab Initio concepts, Unix, and shell scripts.
ETL Developer
The interview process was quick and relatively simple as a fresh graduate. They give good feedback on applicants, considering communication/soft skills, language proficiency, and a solid technical background.
ETL Developer
Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaMarch 14, 2017One-day process. Two rounds: one technical and one technomanagerial. Both rounds were an hour long. The technical manager discussed salary, and he was a very intelligent guy. This was the toughest manager round I'd had until now.
ETL Developer
United StatesDecember 1, 2015I had three rounds of interviews. Two were technical, and one was HR. The technical rounds were full-on projects, focusing on ETL, Ab Initio concepts, Unix, and shell scripts.
ETL Developer
Cairo, Cairo Governorate, EgyptJune 1, 2017The interview process was quick and relatively simple as a fresh graduate. They give good feedback on applicants, considering communication/soft skills, language proficiency, and a solid technical background.
