Good company, old stack, work-life no balance
Good company, old stack, work-life no balance
They pay for all the things you need to get your job done, and you get to work on some interesting tech.
Some old tech stacks and in-house/proprietary IDEs and tools make jobs difficult. In some regions in the East, people seem to work day and night, so no work-life balance is encouraged.
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I applied for the job via LinkedIn and received a call from the hiring manager within a day or two for the screening round. This round involved technical questions and a brief walkthrough of my career, lasting approximately 45 minutes. The hiring man
Senior Developer
I had a scheduled interview. The first round was fair and quick. It asked me the difference between `String x = "abc"` and `String y = new String("abc")`. There was another scenario-based question on WebServices. I cleared the second round. Secon
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I had around 5 rounds. * 2 technical * 2 scenario-based * The final round was a manager round. Overall, it was a good evaluation process. I completed 4 rounds, however, I did not receive an offer.
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaFebruary 1, 2021I applied for the job via LinkedIn and received a call from the hiring manager within a day or two for the screening round. This round involved technical questions and a brief walkthrough of my career, lasting approximately 45 minutes. The hiring man
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Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaNovember 1, 2009I had a scheduled interview. The first round was fair and quick. It asked me the difference between `String x = "abc"` and `String y = new String("abc")`. There was another scenario-based question on WebServices. I cleared the second round. Secon
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IndiaOctober 30, 2023I had around 5 rounds. * 2 technical * 2 scenario-based * The final round was a manager round. Overall, it was a good evaluation process. I completed 4 rounds, however, I did not receive an offer.
