Good environment, best folks, and flexible shifts with a high shift allowance.
I don't see any cons over there.
I went through a "loop" which consisted of five one-hour interviews. The questions asked were not relevant to the job description. Feedback included being told I passed their "loop" but do not possess experience in my area (15+ years), which was ins
The interview was in three phases: A general coding game test covering Java, Spring Boot, QA testing, JavaScript, Git, and Docker. After that, there was a backend interview (Java). Finally, there was a frontend interview (React.js).
There was an online coding assignment on HackerRank, and after that, students were shortlisted for an interview. There were three rounds of technical discussions and one HR round. Three different technical teams were assigned to each game, along wi
I went through a "loop" which consisted of five one-hour interviews. The questions asked were not relevant to the job description. Feedback included being told I passed their "loop" but do not possess experience in my area (15+ years), which was ins
The interview was in three phases: A general coding game test covering Java, Spring Boot, QA testing, JavaScript, Git, and Docker. After that, there was a backend interview (Java). Finally, there was a frontend interview (React.js).
There was an online coding assignment on HackerRank, and after that, students were shortlisted for an interview. There were three rounds of technical discussions and one HR round. Three different technical teams were assigned to each game, along wi