Great depth of utility industry expertise.
Large company, so can be anonymous. Seriously outdated methodology (waterfall!).
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
Two tech rounds were conducted. Simple questions were asked. Once they knew you understood the topic, they moved on to the next questions. The final manager round consisted of basic questions about why you were looking for a change and why you were
The interview was good and mostly focused on programming skills. Overall, it was a good technical experience during the interview process. The interview questions covered COBOL, JCL, VSAM, IMS with DB2, and they were looking for a basic depth of kno
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
Two tech rounds were conducted. Simple questions were asked. Once they knew you understood the topic, they moved on to the next questions. The final manager round consisted of basic questions about why you were looking for a change and why you were
The interview was good and mostly focused on programming skills. Overall, it was a good technical experience during the interview process. The interview questions covered COBOL, JCL, VSAM, IMS with DB2, and they were looking for a basic depth of kno