Good benefits. Home office. You can grow by learning a lot of technologies. You have a lot of flexibility to work. If you have to be onsite, there are plenty of options (buses provided by the company). If you decide to go by yourself, the parking is not an issue (as it is for other companies).
Agile practices haven't been adopted properly. There's poor management (lots of managers and few developers), and old technologies are still used nowadays.
The core interview process contained questions related to core computer concepts. They also asked me core Python concepts. The HR round was difficult, where they asked all hypothetical questions.
As office is very big, it takes some time for us to start with the interview. Interview questions are asked regularly; the selection process is as per the norms only.
I got a call, and they scheduled my interview. It was 3 rounds: * Technical * Manager * HR round Initially, they had a multiple-choice online test, which was more about my core skills.
The core interview process contained questions related to core computer concepts. They also asked me core Python concepts. The HR round was difficult, where they asked all hypothetical questions.
As office is very big, it takes some time for us to start with the interview. Interview questions are asked regularly; the selection process is as per the norms only.
I got a call, and they scheduled my interview. It was 3 rounds: * Technical * Manager * HR round Initially, they had a multiple-choice online test, which was more about my core skills.