Policies are good.
WFH, which most companies give.
Even though the policies are good, the project you are working on will force you to go against them.
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 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
Testing-related questions. Moderate difficulty level. Good experience. The interviewer was calm and started from the basics. The questions in the first round depended on the skills I possessed.
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 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
Testing-related questions. Moderate difficulty level. Good experience. The interviewer was calm and started from the basics. The questions in the first round depended on the skills I possessed.