Endless learning opportunities through internal platforms, certifications, and mentorship programs.
Strong focus on innovation, especially in areas like AI, hybrid cloud, and quantum computing.
Global exposure – work with diverse teams and clients from around the world.
Flexible work environment, including remote and hybrid options that support work-life balance.
Supportive and inclusive culture with employee resource groups and strong DEI initiatives.
Ethical leadership with a clear focus on responsible technology and sustainability.
Career mobility – easy to move across roles, functions, or geographies if you're proactive.
Employee wellbeing programs including mental health support, wellness days, and generous PTO.
Pay increases and promotions may feel slow or inconsistent, especially in non-technical roles.
Continue investing in career development, and make promotion paths more transparent and consistent across business units.
The interview focused on Angular, core Java, Spring, and Spring Boot. Questions were asked about: * Collections * Java 8 features * Concurrency * Internal workings of the Spring framework * SQL queries * MongoDB * Oracle DB * Garbage Collection (GC
After clearing all the rounds, I even had a discussion about the offer with the respective team. After waiting for more than 2 weeks, I received a rejection email without any proper reason.
The interview process was quite challenging, consisting of 6 rounds: * General aptitude * Group discussion * Pseudocode round * Pseudocode implementation * Technical face-to-face round * HR (general meet and greet, nothing very serious;
The interview focused on Angular, core Java, Spring, and Spring Boot. Questions were asked about: * Collections * Java 8 features * Concurrency * Internal workings of the Spring framework * SQL queries * MongoDB * Oracle DB * Garbage Collection (GC
After clearing all the rounds, I even had a discussion about the offer with the respective team. After waiting for more than 2 weeks, I received a rejection email without any proper reason.
The interview process was quite challenging, consisting of 6 rounds: * General aptitude * Group discussion * Pseudocode round * Pseudocode implementation * Technical face-to-face round * HR (general meet and greet, nothing very serious;