Laid-back job.
Good for preparing for higher studies, startup, et al.
Good potential for developing high-end products if you get to work on a new product (very, very rare).
Remote working.
Old and deprecated technologies. You work as a support for existing customers.
Laid-back culture.
Nothing of interest.
Slow growth.
Hikes slower than inflation rates.
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I applied to many open positions on their career portal and received a call from them. I was based in Hyderabad, and the opening was for a Bangalore location. So, all 5 rounds happened over the phone. 3 rounds were with people from Bangalore, and 2
Pretty straightforward and easy, with basic Java questions and commonly asked interview questions and programs. It's pretty easy to crack if you have good Java knowledge. The interview process was completed in one day, and I received an offer within
Introduce yourself and your projects. Cross-questioning on projects. Implement merge sort. Mathematical/aptitude questions (2 of them). Oops: What are the 4 pillars of Oops? Static vs. dynamic polymorphism.