Good work-life balance overall.
No hikes and no bonus; stale work.
Overall, the standard interview process was pretty easy. It involved a phone call where you coded in front of someone, followed by a final round that included a few hours of coding, along with some behavioral questions. I didn't end up taking the of
A good logical written test followed by a good interview process. The written test included many aptitude questions, as well as questions on J2EE, JSP, and Servlets. They asked some basic Java programming questions and some basic collections-relate
I was interviewed from campus. There were three technical rounds and one HR round. It was a nice experience. The interview process was good, and as it was college, most questions were on basics.
Overall, the standard interview process was pretty easy. It involved a phone call where you coded in front of someone, followed by a final round that included a few hours of coding, along with some behavioral questions. I didn't end up taking the of
A good logical written test followed by a good interview process. The written test included many aptitude questions, as well as questions on J2EE, JSP, and Servlets. They asked some basic Java programming questions and some basic collections-relate
I was interviewed from campus. There were three technical rounds and one HR round. It was a nice experience. The interview process was good, and as it was college, most questions were on basics.