Legacy Code, Carefree Environment
Legacy Code, Carefree Environment
Good company, but in ISL, you will work on legacy projects.
Pay is good if you're joining on higher bands; if on lower bands, then no.
Unlimited sick leave – don't misuse it.
Very carefree type of environment. If you work, then no one bothers you.
Legacy code.
Less pay.
It's a manager's company. If your manager is good, then you are good; otherwise, you'll be in a bad position.
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Technical Round 1 HR + TR (Duration was around 1 hour) Technical Round: - 2 SQL questions - 2 general coding questions (Duration was 60 mins) Interview: - TR questions were mostly from DBMS and Data Structures. - General reasoning-based HR question
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Good. It was pretty quick, but also pretty shallow. I didn't enjoy it too much, but don't take this too much into account because I'm just filling this out for more Glassdoor hours.
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Applied online. Got called up and scheduled for an interview. Met with the manager and a senior developer. Was asked the normal suite of textbook questions, then behavioural. Manager asked me to describe a chicken in Java. Senior developer asked tw
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IndiaMarch 1, 2022Technical Round 1 HR + TR (Duration was around 1 hour) Technical Round: - 2 SQL questions - 2 general coding questions (Duration was 60 mins) Interview: - TR questions were mostly from DBMS and Data Structures. - General reasoning-based HR question
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Markham, CanadaMay 8, 2025Good. It was pretty quick, but also pretty shallow. I didn't enjoy it too much, but don't take this too much into account because I'm just filling this out for more Glassdoor hours.
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Markham, Ontario, CanadaJanuary 1, 2010Applied online. Got called up and scheduled for an interview. Met with the manager and a senior developer. Was asked the normal suite of textbook questions, then behavioural. Manager asked me to describe a chicken in Java. Senior developer asked tw
