Work is of average standard. One has to work on a very old codebase that has been maintained for some years. Not much scratch application work.
Not many salary hikes. Sometimes hikes happen once in a couple of years or so. Only the joining salary will be good, which will average out after a few years.
Some HR policies are not employee-friendly.
Mass firings happen in some Business Units if the company closes a product or downsizes a team.
Please consider revising salaries from time to time, which will motivate employees to work.
*A Little Backdrop* I applied for the role around January through their career portal and received a call from HR for an interview in April. It was a drive held for various developer positions of different calibers (I learned this after joining Orac
Initially, one or two telephonic rounds were followed by in-person (F2F) rounds. One round was with the Manager. Questions focused mostly on work experience and the technologies worked with.
There were two technical rounds and one managerial round. In the technical rounds, all questions were from core Java only, with no frameworks. Instead of asking for answers, they asked me to write sample code and explain it. Most questions were sc
*A Little Backdrop* I applied for the role around January through their career portal and received a call from HR for an interview in April. It was a drive held for various developer positions of different calibers (I learned this after joining Orac
Initially, one or two telephonic rounds were followed by in-person (F2F) rounds. One round was with the Manager. Questions focused mostly on work experience and the technologies worked with.
There were two technical rounds and one managerial round. In the technical rounds, all questions were from core Java only, with no frameworks. Instead of asking for answers, they asked me to write sample code and explain it. Most questions were sc