Good benefits. Higher salary as compared to the salary offered to tier-3 colleges engineering students.
As an SRE, the work would be confined to in-house tools and technologies, and it can become monotonous after some time.
Work-life balance is poor.
Overall, it was a good experience. Expected interview questions were asked: * Linux, SQL, and Python scripting * Shell scripting * Questions about incident and problem determination * Scenario-based questions * Cloud-based technologies * ITIL v3 kn
Usually, the process starts with a telephonic round. In the first face-to-face round, they began with heavily core Java questions. Most of us had never imagined the type of questions asked. I did not pass the first round. They asked a few DB question
I was shortlisted for the interview through one of the consultants. I managed to get through two rounds of technical interviews, which were majorly based on core Java. The first round was full of questions about core Java. The second round was prim
Overall, it was a good experience. Expected interview questions were asked: * Linux, SQL, and Python scripting * Shell scripting * Questions about incident and problem determination * Scenario-based questions * Cloud-based technologies * ITIL v3 kn
Usually, the process starts with a telephonic round. In the first face-to-face round, they began with heavily core Java questions. Most of us had never imagined the type of questions asked. I did not pass the first round. They asked a few DB question
I was shortlisted for the interview through one of the consultants. I managed to get through two rounds of technical interviews, which were majorly based on core Java. The first round was full of questions about core Java. The second round was prim