Salary is good. Opportunities to learn are good.
There are not many projects in Java. Highly inflexible. If you do good work, expect more work, nothing else.
I was interviewed by the hiring manager and the current intern working under him. The process was smooth, and the interview was very friendly. An offer was sent promptly after one week to my university.
My resume was selected through LinkedIn. They called me in for a "week drive" (presumably a "walk-in drive" or a "recruitment drive"). There were a total of four rounds: 1. Coding 2. Technical 3. Technical 4. HR I got the offer letter within 5 day
It was a quick, transparent, and satisfying experience. I was referred by my friend, so it was a project-skill-specific interview. Even the team and location were already decided. There were two rounds: 1. Technical 2. Managerial.
I was interviewed by the hiring manager and the current intern working under him. The process was smooth, and the interview was very friendly. An offer was sent promptly after one week to my university.
My resume was selected through LinkedIn. They called me in for a "week drive" (presumably a "walk-in drive" or a "recruitment drive"). There were a total of four rounds: 1. Coding 2. Technical 3. Technical 4. HR I got the offer letter within 5 day
It was a quick, transparent, and satisfying experience. I was referred by my friend, so it was a project-skill-specific interview. Even the team and location were already decided. There were two rounds: 1. Technical 2. Managerial.