I work for Fusion Apps. I have a good manager who is well-connected with higher management, and hence I am too. There are a lot of chances for interaction with VPs and Senior VPs at HQ, offering good exposure. However, this is not the case in all the teams here.
Excellent work-life balance. Good flexibility.
No financial growth during the initial years of your career.
They pay less if you are a non-IITian fresher.
Instead of wasting money on managers and PMs' visits to different offices around the world, think about paying the developers well in India. That will benefit you more.
I was placed in a campus interview. I had four rounds of interviews: * The first was an aptitude and engineering knowledge round. * The second and third were coding rounds, systems discussions, and project discussions. * The last round was a
3 technical rounds, 1 hour each, for a total of 3 hours. Face-to-face interviews, all completed within 4 hours. The difficulty level of the questions gradually increased as the rounds progressed. The last round was with HR, where there was a lot o
Fourth round of interview. 1. Technical written 2. Technical 3. Technical 4. Managerial Technical on Java basics. Interviewer asks about your thinking skills and reasoning. Second technical round is also the same. Since I attended for Java, they
I was placed in a campus interview. I had four rounds of interviews: * The first was an aptitude and engineering knowledge round. * The second and third were coding rounds, systems discussions, and project discussions. * The last round was a
3 technical rounds, 1 hour each, for a total of 3 hours. Face-to-face interviews, all completed within 4 hours. The difficulty level of the questions gradually increased as the rounds progressed. The last round was with HR, where there was a lot o
Fourth round of interview. 1. Technical written 2. Technical 3. Technical 4. Managerial Technical on Java basics. Interviewer asks about your thinking skills and reasoning. Second technical round is also the same. Since I attended for Java, they