No hikes. Might work for the same pay even after 3-4 years, though you are a top performer and from a premier institute.
Promotions and increments are independent of each other. Even if you get promoted, there may not be any increment in salary, even in the next 2 cycles.
There is no transparency in the process of increments, and definitely performance is not the key metric.
Not great food and beverage options at the office cafeteria.
Lack of motivation from senior management. Hikes and perks should be looked into.
1. Technical discussion - 2 rounds 2. Technical with HM - 1 round 3. Final round with module head - Managerial questions Focused mainly on simple sorting and problem-solving. Problem-solving involved retrieving data from JSON, specifically a linked
It was an online assessment. After that first round of interview, where there were three Java questions on screen sharing and a few verbal questions, it went on for an hour. Then came the second round of interview, which again involved a few Java q
The technical interview was difficult. I would have performed better if I had prepared it more systematically. Prepare Java fundamentals and data structures in depth. They also tested my knowledge on Spring and other frameworks.
1. Technical discussion - 2 rounds 2. Technical with HM - 1 round 3. Final round with module head - Managerial questions Focused mainly on simple sorting and problem-solving. Problem-solving involved retrieving data from JSON, specifically a linked
It was an online assessment. After that first round of interview, where there were three Java questions on screen sharing and a few verbal questions, it went on for an hour. Then came the second round of interview, which again involved a few Java q
The technical interview was difficult. I would have performed better if I had prepared it more systematically. Prepare Java fundamentals and data structures in depth. They also tested my knowledge on Spring and other frameworks.