Great work-life balance
Great work-life balance
- A lot of learning resources are available to learn new skills.
- Timely appreciation by Tech leads and managers.
- A great company which prioritizes work-life balance and employee's well-being.
- No remote work is a downside.
- Salary hike is poor.
- No annual bonus.
- Give timely increments to employees.
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There were 3 rounds: * 2 Tech/coding rounds * 1 PDM round * An HR round The difficulty level for the tech rounds was difficult. The PDM round was just to check your attitude, etc.
Full Stack Developer
I applied via LinkedIn and was then called by HR within a week. The panel had around 2-3 members who asked questions. In the first round, they asked about general events and the MVVM model from the front-end side.
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The whole process was very short. I applied for a Full Stack role in the CIO (Chief Information Office). The first round was a video-proctored HackerRank test with two programming and one SQL question. Another round was held the next day, and a per
Full Stack Developer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJune 1, 2023There were 3 rounds: * 2 Tech/coding rounds * 1 PDM round * An HR round The difficulty level for the tech rounds was difficult. The PDM round was just to check your attitude, etc.
Full Stack Developer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaAugust 1, 2021I applied via LinkedIn and was then called by HR within a week. The panel had around 2-3 members who asked questions. In the first round, they asked about general events and the MVVM model from the front-end side.
Full Stack Developer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaSeptember 1, 2021The whole process was very short. I applied for a Full Stack role in the CIO (Chief Information Office). The first round was a video-proctored HackerRank test with two programming and one SQL question. Another round was held the next day, and a per
