Good benefits and a pretty liberal PTO policy (two weeks vacation time plus one week PTO, plus two weeks sick time).
Information from upper management isn't shared with line-level employees, so you're constantly hit with crises or policy changes from out of the blue.
There is so much bureaucracy that it takes a minimum of three weeks to close even the simplest of bugs.
There's also so much internal turmoil: reorgs every six months or fewer, and a constant threat of layoffs.
Be more transparent and keep employees in the loop. Having to wait 5 months to find out if you're going to be laid off, while people on the team quit in droves, and still not having any information from management is incredibly demotivating.
Had two rounds of technical interviews, which were quite easy. There was 1 managerial round and 1 HR round. Questions asked were mostly on core Java: threads, design patterns, exception handling, and collections.
Telephonic continued with 4 rounds of 1:1.
4 rounds of interview. First & second: technical. Third: Manager. Fourth: HR. Interview process was as per plan. It was more of checking if hands-on experience exists in the telecom domain or not. Overall, it was a satisfactory experience.
Had two rounds of technical interviews, which were quite easy. There was 1 managerial round and 1 HR round. Questions asked were mostly on core Java: threads, design patterns, exception handling, and collections.
Telephonic continued with 4 rounds of 1:1.
4 rounds of interview. First & second: technical. Third: Manager. Fourth: HR. Interview process was as per plan. It was more of checking if hands-on experience exists in the telecom domain or not. Overall, it was a satisfactory experience.