Good office, good facilities. If you are a full-time employee.
If you are a consultant, basically one has to stay like a bull, who actually moves head for everything and can't raise a voice or question.
There is no feedback for consultants or warnings, and you are easily thrown away once they decide to.
I would never recommend joining MS as a consultant.
I lost my job because MS decided not to continue, and then my parent company decided to terminate me because they would have had to pay from their pocket if I don't get any new projects on time.
Treat consultants as your employees. Always get feedback from both ends, then decide.
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The first two rounds were telephonic. The first was more technical, while the second was a mix of technical and behavioral questions. They asked me to travel to Mumbai at my own expense. Upon arrival, I had back-to-back technical interviews, with f
The first round was a HackerRank test, which was tough but fair. After getting selected, the next round I had was a technical round. They asked tons of theory-oriented questions on Java, which felt more suited for Dev rather than QA.
The first round was an aptitude test that consisted of 3 sections: 1. 10 questions on Computer Fundamentals (OS, DSA or DSF). 2. 30 questions on Java programming reading and answering. 3. 10 questions on Analytical and Reasoning.
The first two rounds were telephonic. The first was more technical, while the second was a mix of technical and behavioral questions. They asked me to travel to Mumbai at my own expense. Upon arrival, I had back-to-back technical interviews, with f
The first round was a HackerRank test, which was tough but fair. After getting selected, the next round I had was a technical round. They asked tons of theory-oriented questions on Java, which felt more suited for Dev rather than QA.