There are a lot of good people working there. Overall, they try to promote maintaining a good work/life balance. I have been able on occasion to work from home, but for the most part, they like everyone in the office.
The work pace can be heavy, with a lot of expectations of overtime. Although, that comes with our chosen field. They don't have much of a culture of celebrating successes. When I first started here, they seemed to try to promote an environment where people got to know each other outside of just doing their jobs. That has seemed to dissolve. More recently, they have been trying some new programs. Perhaps they have noticed this and are trying to change it.
I had two interviews. The team was very friendly and helpful. They understood that the more they helped and taught you, the quicker you could contribute to the team.
Total 4 rounds: * Technical * Technical * Onsite Technical * Manager After completing all these rounds, there is a system test online. After that, an HR round. It was all technical, which they asked about ASP.NET MVC, jQuery, ForEach, and project
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
I had two interviews. The team was very friendly and helpful. They understood that the more they helped and taught you, the quicker you could contribute to the team.
Total 4 rounds: * Technical * Technical * Onsite Technical * Manager After completing all these rounds, there is a system test online. After that, an HR round. It was all technical, which they asked about ASP.NET MVC, jQuery, ForEach, and project
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