Loved working for them
Loved working for them
A great company to work for. You really do feel appreciated, and they will help you succeed in your career if you want to.
The salary is low. It’s hard to find something that pays better than where you are at. With the base pay being low and you want to move to a different department for better pay, it barely makes a difference.
Please keep fighting for your people.
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Quality Analyst
Two technical rounds and then another technical+behavioural round with onshore. More scenario-based questions on testing concepts, such as how to test a banking application and challenges faced in Agile methodology. SQL queries on fetching data usi
Quality Analyst
Not worth the time. The first interview was scheduled, which was a telephonic round where I received the call dot on time. Once cleared, the next technical interview was scheduled a few days later. I got a confirmation email from HR for the same, but
Software Engineer
The HireVue's they send out are actually so annoying. I very much rather get a HackerRank one instead. I spent longer trying to figure out how to take in a string (C++) because of the dev env rather than solving the problem itself.
Quality Analyst
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaMay 1, 2013Two technical rounds and then another technical+behavioural round with onshore. More scenario-based questions on testing concepts, such as how to test a banking application and challenges faced in Agile methodology. SQL queries on fetching data usi
Quality Analyst
Mumbai, Maharashtra, IndiaJanuary 1, 2016Not worth the time. The first interview was scheduled, which was a telephonic round where I received the call dot on time. Once cleared, the next technical interview was scheduled a few days later. I got a confirmation email from HR for the same, but
Software Engineer
United StatesFebruary 22, 2022The HireVue's they send out are actually so annoying. I very much rather get a HackerRank one instead. I spent longer trying to figure out how to take in a string (C++) because of the dev env rather than solving the problem itself.
