Nothing. Support people are completely ignored by the organization. No hike, no money. Only work, work, work. No career growth. Zero career growth.
India Support Center never gives hikes. India support managers are scared to talk with their US managers. Most managers are head-nodding for all. If a US manager says 2+2=10, then these India guys agree to it and applaud them. There is no money in support; if they give it, it will be 2.1 or 1.8%. Jesus bless the poor people who are still believing there is a hike and waiting, waiting for their peanuts even after 5 years.
During COVID, the whole of India gave hikes except Oracle. Please consider that families depend on Indian Support Engineers. You keep all non-IT culture managers here. There's no career growth. Managers don't know anything. There is no communication between the US and India, which made engineers' lives worse. No skills are updated.
Five rounds of interviews in a day could be stressful, but it was worthy of it. I was phone screened for the first face-to-face interview, to be held in Bangalore. There, I was interviewed for five different rounds, each corresponding to a specific
Not very tough. I was asked to write code. There was a lot of discussion about what I had done in my last job. Some questions from the DB.
The second round is a technical interview with questions on SQL and relational database management systems. You will also be asked general interview questions about programming language introductions and to explain about yourself. * Arrive 5 to 10
Five rounds of interviews in a day could be stressful, but it was worthy of it. I was phone screened for the first face-to-face interview, to be held in Bangalore. There, I was interviewed for five different rounds, each corresponding to a specific
Not very tough. I was asked to write code. There was a lot of discussion about what I had done in my last job. Some questions from the DB.
The second round is a technical interview with questions on SQL and relational database management systems. You will also be asked general interview questions about programming language introductions and to explain about yourself. * Arrive 5 to 10