I didn't find anything except brand name. HR policies are good.
Pressurized work culture, extended work hours (no work-life balance), lack of good development design, and poor technical tools; recruiting worst managers.
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,
L1 Round: Coding + Introduction * Self-introduction * Explanation of project and domain * Solving the questions L2 Round: Coding with Technical Aspects * JAVA Multithreading * Using JAVA Stream API to find the average of a given list *
5 rounds of interview in total: * 2 technical rounds * 1 coding round * Managerial and HR round The two technical rounds concentrated on Python. The managerial round was good, where they asked me about the tools and techniques I am aware of.
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,
L1 Round: Coding + Introduction * Self-introduction * Explanation of project and domain * Solving the questions L2 Round: Coding with Technical Aspects * JAVA Multithreading * Using JAVA Stream API to find the average of a given list *
5 rounds of interview in total: * 2 technical rounds * 1 coding round * Managerial and HR round The two technical rounds concentrated on Python. The managerial round was good, where they asked me about the tools and techniques I am aware of.