The best technologies to work in the areas of telecom/mobile communications. Good work-life balance and transparency.
Not the best of payers in terms of compensation.
It was held on campus. Very well organized. It started with a written test (only for students with 70% or more in B.E). Questions were on quantitative aptitude, logical reasoning, and programming (pointers and data structures). If selected, you pro
An easy, offline-driven process, given a good system and great design. People were aware of the process and had a nice pre-placement talk. Both technical interviews were nice, and the recruiter was easygoing.
3 rounds of interview: * 1 technical (45 mins approx) * 2nd round with manager (checks your attitude and soft skills) * 3rd: HR (just salary discussion) It took almost 1 full month to release the offer letter. The process was too easy at my t
It was held on campus. Very well organized. It started with a written test (only for students with 70% or more in B.E). Questions were on quantitative aptitude, logical reasoning, and programming (pointers and data structures). If selected, you pro
An easy, offline-driven process, given a good system and great design. People were aware of the process and had a nice pre-placement talk. Both technical interviews were nice, and the recruiter was easygoing.
3 rounds of interview: * 1 technical (45 mins approx) * 2nd round with manager (checks your attitude and soft skills) * 3rd: HR (just salary discussion) It took almost 1 full month to release the offer letter. The process was too easy at my t