Job security. Standard pay, nearly meeting market standards.
A lot of politics in Indian offices. Promotions are based on age rather than merit.
I applied for a Java role. There were: * 3 technical rounds * 1 managerial round * One online coding round at the end (which is weird, since online-proctored coding rounds are usually done at the beginning of the interview process).
In the first round, around 30 small programs were presented. These programs covered all topics, including multithreading, collections, and design patterns. The second round was F2F, mainly focused on collections and design patterns.
The recruitment process started with an aptitude test. It was offline and had four papers: English, Quant, Logical, and Programming. They shortlisted 40 out of 84 students for the interview process. Their main focus was on Java, so if you knew Java,
I applied for a Java role. There were: * 3 technical rounds * 1 managerial round * One online coding round at the end (which is weird, since online-proctored coding rounds are usually done at the beginning of the interview process).
In the first round, around 30 small programs were presented. These programs covered all topics, including multithreading, collections, and design patterns. The second round was F2F, mainly focused on collections and design patterns.
The recruitment process started with an aptitude test. It was offline and had four papers: English, Quant, Logical, and Programming. They shortlisted 40 out of 84 students for the interview process. Their main focus was on Java, so if you knew Java,