No pros I can't think of, except you get your salary on time.
No work-life balance. Most projects are US-based, and they expect you to be available 24/7 (though not in a support role).
No hikes, bad work culture, and people lack work ethics.
It's better not to join if you have any other option.
I attended the interview during the COVID period, and it was a virtual interview. The process took less than 15 days. There were two rounds: * One technical round. * One PDM round where salary, LWD (Last Working Day), etc., were discussed.
I applied to this opportunity via LinkedIn, and an interview was finally scheduled. There were two rounds of interviews. The first round was technical, and the second round was a managerial round. Finally, HR discussed salary, and other confirmations
Round 1: HackerRank test, where you have to code 2 programs and answer around 20 multiple-choice questions. (After 2 days, I got invited for Round 2) Round 2: Technical interview about the project and a few technical questions. (After 1 week, I go
I attended the interview during the COVID period, and it was a virtual interview. The process took less than 15 days. There were two rounds: * One technical round. * One PDM round where salary, LWD (Last Working Day), etc., were discussed.
I applied to this opportunity via LinkedIn, and an interview was finally scheduled. There were two rounds of interviews. The first round was technical, and the second round was a managerial round. Finally, HR discussed salary, and other confirmations
Round 1: HackerRank test, where you have to code 2 programs and answer around 20 multiple-choice questions. (After 2 days, I got invited for Round 2) Round 2: Technical interview about the project and a few technical questions. (After 1 week, I go