I didn't find any cons.
Nothing is there to advise; they are very practical and fair enough.
The first round was aptitude and coding, where we had 50 aptitude questions and 2 coding questions in Java and C++. Next was Technical Round 1, then Technical Round 2, and the final round was the HR round.
It was a good interview with three different rounds, each being an elimination round. The first round was a written test with a Quants and DI section, a technical section covering OS, C, C++, Unix, and DS, and a last section on requirement analysis a
Most people get recruited through staffing agencies. The major criteria for any opening would be telecom knowledge. But 80% of the profiles come based on technology and with little telecom domain knowledge. Interviewers will try to evaluate the can
The first round was aptitude and coding, where we had 50 aptitude questions and 2 coding questions in Java and C++. Next was Technical Round 1, then Technical Round 2, and the final round was the HR round.
It was a good interview with three different rounds, each being an elimination round. The first round was a written test with a Quants and DI section, a technical section covering OS, C, C++, Unix, and DS, and a last section on requirement analysis a
Most people get recruited through staffing agencies. The major criteria for any opening would be telecom knowledge. But 80% of the profiles come based on technology and with little telecom domain knowledge. Interviewers will try to evaluate the can