Not for the Faint Hearted
Not for the Faint Hearted
Big brand company – everyone knows who you work for. It sounds like you have it all figured out.
Decent pay, good benefits, and career opportunities.
A bit of a cog in the wheel. It's hard to make a real impact on the business and see that work help others.
Make the work more meaningful – perhaps get the back-end staff in closer contact with clients to convince them their work matters.
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The interview process mainly consists of two rounds: one technical and one HR. There is also a "PEM" round, which is equivalent to the HR round. Technically, they ask deep questions about your current project. The process is slow. The HR representati
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Extremely bad management. The recruiter scheduled an interview for 11 AM. I arrived on time and waited outside the building for around 3 hours to submit my resume. Management's excuse was that there was already a huge crowd inside and they would cal
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I met with HR for the first interview, then a manager for the second. I was asked a somewhat technical question that felt like it was from a computer science book from the early 2000s. Unfortunately, I didn't know the answer.
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Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaOctober 1, 2017The interview process mainly consists of two rounds: one technical and one HR. There is also a "PEM" round, which is equivalent to the HR round. Technically, they ask deep questions about your current project. The process is slow. The HR representati
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Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaJanuary 1, 2020Extremely bad management. The recruiter scheduled an interview for 11 AM. I arrived on time and waited outside the building for around 3 hours to submit my resume. Management's excuse was that there was already a huge crowd inside and they would cal
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Littleton, Massachusetts, United StatesApril 1, 2021I met with HR for the first interview, then a manager for the second. I was asked a somewhat technical question that felt like it was from a computer science book from the early 2000s. Unfortunately, I didn't know the answer.
