Flexible work, life balance, good for learning.
Salary hikes are very less.
good
I interviewed for a .Net developer role recently. I had a horrific experience with the interviewer. He had no idea and didn't care about what I was working on. He went on his own rant and asked me some basic questions that seemed irrelevant to someon
Most behavior questions were asked in a fancy and relaxed environment. The interviewer was funny and made me laugh all the time. They asked me about some tools and languages I used, and for some details about my project and the framework I used. They
It was a smooth interview process. The first two rounds of technical interviews were completed, which covered every aspect of Angular 2. Then there was a managerial and HR round, where they presented me with different situations and asked for my resp
I interviewed for a .Net developer role recently. I had a horrific experience with the interviewer. He had no idea and didn't care about what I was working on. He went on his own rant and asked me some basic questions that seemed irrelevant to someon
Most behavior questions were asked in a fancy and relaxed environment. The interviewer was funny and made me laugh all the time. They asked me about some tools and languages I used, and for some details about my project and the framework I used. They
It was a smooth interview process. The first two rounds of technical interviews were completed, which covered every aspect of Angular 2. Then there was a managerial and HR round, where they presented me with different situations and asked for my resp