Part of the LinkedIn Mafia, it can screw up your entire career. A great firm to burn your career. Keep away from this firm.
Part of the LinkedIn Mafia, I worked for $30/hr, corp-to-corp, for super low wages with no benefits in San Jose, CA. It doesn't follow rules. Indian managers suck, are highly corrupt, and pump money into politicians' pockets. Part of the drug mafia, they mix a virus into employees' food to spoil their minds and make them weak, so it's easy to push for overtime for free. I worked for 14 hours a day for 2 weeks. The top manager was hesitant to pay overtime.
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I interviewed in 4 rounds. * 1st: Technical on big data and DSA. * 2nd: Technical on big data and DSA. * 3rd: Technical on big data and DSA. * 4th: Technical on big data and DSA.
The interview process included a telephonic screen-sharing session, followed by an onsite interview. The onsite interview consisted of three one-hour rounds, and then a managerial round.
Contacted the recruiter and submitted resume on campus. Got a call within a few days to set up an interview. Had two rounds of phone interviews, and then an onsite interview. Questions were pretty average and not very generic interview questions. Tes
I interviewed in 4 rounds. * 1st: Technical on big data and DSA. * 2nd: Technical on big data and DSA. * 3rd: Technical on big data and DSA. * 4th: Technical on big data and DSA.
The interview process included a telephonic screen-sharing session, followed by an onsite interview. The onsite interview consisted of three one-hour rounds, and then a managerial round.
Contacted the recruiter and submitted resume on campus. Got a call within a few days to set up an interview. Had two rounds of phone interviews, and then an onsite interview. Questions were pretty average and not very generic interview questions. Tes