Work-life balance, all benefits.
Nothing as of now. I don't see any cons.
After shortlisting resumes, the recruitment team set up the interview. It is a one-full-day process in which four technical interviews happen with four employees. The last interview is taken by the manager, but it is less of a management interview an
They first asked me about both my projects and asked me questions based on them. Later, they moved to OS and network-related questions and asked about OOPs and basic programming questions.
First, I had an online test, followed by an interview call. Once I cleared that, I had to go through five onsite interview rounds. It mostly consisted of basic C and networking questions.
After shortlisting resumes, the recruitment team set up the interview. It is a one-full-day process in which four technical interviews happen with four employees. The last interview is taken by the manager, but it is less of a management interview an
They first asked me about both my projects and asked me questions based on them. Later, they moved to OS and network-related questions and asked about OOPs and basic programming questions.
First, I had an online test, followed by an interview call. Once I cleared that, I had to go through five onsite interview rounds. It mostly consisted of basic C and networking questions.