It was a great place to work, where you have the option to work from home without any disturbance. It's an amazing workplace, and they even offer 3 coffees/teas free throughout the day. We really enjoyed the parties, office outings, and office lunches 😀. Very good work-life balance and flexible.
I won't say it's a con, but we all know that we have to work on Saturday as well when necessary support is needed, which is common in most of the MNCs.
Very good and more comfortable. I rejected this offer because I am working at IBM, so I just attended the interview to prove myself. It was a good experience.
The interview process was fine. The difficulty level was 'easy'. There were four rounds: * Two online rounds (Cognitive ability and HackerRank test) * Two interview rounds: one technical and one managerial. The managerial round mostly consist
The first written test consisted of 4 subjective programming questions and C language objective questions. This was followed by a face-to-face interview. The round was technical, with all questions related to Linux, C, and data structures, mostly fro
Very good and more comfortable. I rejected this offer because I am working at IBM, so I just attended the interview to prove myself. It was a good experience.
The interview process was fine. The difficulty level was 'easy'. There were four rounds: * Two online rounds (Cognitive ability and HackerRank test) * Two interview rounds: one technical and one managerial. The managerial round mostly consist
The first written test consisted of 4 subjective programming questions and C language objective questions. This was followed by a face-to-face interview. The round was technical, with all questions related to Linux, C, and data structures, mostly fro