Overall, a good recruitment process, and I'm happy to join the company
Overall, a good recruitment process, and I'm happy to join the company
The interview process was good. Mahesh (Recruiter) was on top of it and scheduled interviews on time. All four rounds were completed in 3-4 days, and an offer was released within a week. Overall, I am happy with the recruitment process. People are good here and technically strong, always ready to help.
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