Salary above market. Lot of advantages. Many days of vacation. Very good technical teams, which allow a lot of personal growing up. Lots of education and training opportunities.
The company is totally lost. There is no real direction; it's basically a fight pit for higher-up execs competing for influence, power, and money.
Meanwhile, there are no real technical nor business directions. Projects are started and stopped on a whim, companies bought and resold like collectible cards, departments fused or separated because why not?
The business model is utterly obsolete. As a developer, there is no contact at all with customers or even practical usage, if they are any, actually. It sure doesn't seem like it.
Day-to-day work on customerless projects without any clear use case seems utterly senseless and devoid of any meaning.
The interview process includes: * IQ Exam * English Test * Technical Exam (mostly for Java/C++) * Interview with 3 technical persons * Manager Interview * HR Interview
Very simple. It's a two-step process: 1. Give aptitude. 2. If you clear, there will be document verification followed by a personal interview. The interview was based on projects and academic subjects.
The interview process was simple: one language assessment, then a group discussion, and at last, a technical and HR interview together. Stay confident and put your points clearly in the group discussion. In the interview, questions were asked from y
The interview process includes: * IQ Exam * English Test * Technical Exam (mostly for Java/C++) * Interview with 3 technical persons * Manager Interview * HR Interview
Very simple. It's a two-step process: 1. Give aptitude. 2. If you clear, there will be document verification followed by a personal interview. The interview was based on projects and academic subjects.
The interview process was simple: one language assessment, then a group discussion, and at last, a technical and HR interview together. Stay confident and put your points clearly in the group discussion. In the interview, questions were asked from y