Decent pay. Friendly employees. Nice building. Cultural values. CEO is cool.
The environment felt militant and suffocating.
The lights were too bright, and they strained my eyes.
It didn't seem like I could wear jeans to work.
The work I did wasn't that interesting to me.
Since I was in India, all 3 interviews were on the phone. They asked about core Java, collections, multithreading, and JMS messaging. The interviewers were friendly and gave a few hints. There were also a few database SQL queries.
I had an interview at Malad, Mumbai branch. I reached 10 minutes before the scheduled time. Before these technical and PM rounds, I also had a telephonic round that was 45 minutes long. After reaching there, my contact person received me and asked
The first round was telephonic. The 2nd and 3rd rounds were face-to-face. After clearing the first round, which was mostly about Java basic questions, I got the 2nd and 3rd rounds on the same day. They then reverted after a week about the confirmatio
Since I was in India, all 3 interviews were on the phone. They asked about core Java, collections, multithreading, and JMS messaging. The interviewers were friendly and gave a few hints. There were also a few database SQL queries.
I had an interview at Malad, Mumbai branch. I reached 10 minutes before the scheduled time. Before these technical and PM rounds, I also had a telephonic round that was 45 minutes long. After reaching there, my contact person received me and asked
The first round was telephonic. The 2nd and 3rd rounds were face-to-face. After clearing the first round, which was mostly about Java basic questions, I got the 2nd and 3rd rounds on the same day. They then reverted after a week about the confirmatio