Good work and work culture, but no hikes or financial growth
Good work and work culture, but no hikes or financial growth
The work culture and team members are extremely cooperative.
You cannot expect your career to grow financially. Staying here for a long time means reducing your salary compared to market standards.
Hikes and promotions should be more rewarding.
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Two rounds of grueling interview sessions, including Technical and HR. A two-day process. First, a written test, followed by interviews. The written test covered coding in C, Java, and data structures. English proficiency was also assessed.
Software Developer
The initial round was telephonic. The face-to-face discussion was easy. There were two technical rounds and one hour-long round. Most of the questions were on core Java and J2EE concepts. The hiring manager offered less salary, but it was an overall
Software Developer
The process was simple. The HR process was smooth. Questions were mainly Java-based, with a focus on logical questions, data structures, and object-oriented programming. In data structures, the emphasis was on queues, stacks, and linked lists.
Software Developer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaSeptember 1, 2015Two rounds of grueling interview sessions, including Technical and HR. A two-day process. First, a written test, followed by interviews. The written test covered coding in C, Java, and data structures. English proficiency was also assessed.
Software Developer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaNovember 8, 2019The initial round was telephonic. The face-to-face discussion was easy. There were two technical rounds and one hour-long round. Most of the questions were on core Java and J2EE concepts. The hiring manager offered less salary, but it was an overall
Software Developer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaDecember 11, 2023The process was simple. The HR process was smooth. Questions were mainly Java-based, with a focus on logical questions, data structures, and object-oriented programming. In data structures, the emphasis was on queues, stacks, and linked lists.
