Flexible, work-from-home options.
Not much hike percentages here.
I interviewed 3 years back for a QA management position. I had an interview with a manager first, which went smoothly. The manager went through the team structure and expectations, which helped in understanding. Then, I had an interview with other t
They asked questions on C#.NET, MVC, WCF, and SQL Server technologies. In C#.NET, they asked about OOPS concepts. They asked WCF basic questions and MVC architectural questions, including different types of action results. The first round was tech
If you are in the current city, you have to attend the face-to-face first round. Otherwise, the first round will be telephonic. Questions will be on: * C * Unix kernel * Data structures * Algorithms
I interviewed 3 years back for a QA management position. I had an interview with a manager first, which went smoothly. The manager went through the team structure and expectations, which helped in understanding. Then, I had an interview with other t
They asked questions on C#.NET, MVC, WCF, and SQL Server technologies. In C#.NET, they asked about OOPS concepts. They asked WCF basic questions and MVC architectural questions, including different types of action results. The first round was tech
If you are in the current city, you have to attend the face-to-face first round. Otherwise, the first round will be telephonic. Questions will be on: * C * Unix kernel * Data structures * Algorithms