No appraisal, fast paced work
No appraisal, fast paced work
Bigboss fan will enjoy here.
No appraisals, or less than 5 percent. Recently, the CEO announced a company-wide no appraisal policy, whereas two days before that, the whole leadership went on multiple international trips with luxury stays.
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The process took one week. There were three rounds: a telephonic round, a face-to-face technical round, and finally an HR round. The telephonic round was just to check what technologies I was familiar with and about the project and its implementatio
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I applied through a college or university. The process took one week. It was a simple interview. I was asked the basics about OOP, one DSA question, and a couple of puzzles. Questions on OOP were on abstraction and encapsulation. Puzzles were on sim
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February 3, 2025The process was an online assessment with 3 coding problems and MCQs covering aptitude and technical topics. There was a technical interview covering DSA, OOPS, projects, and theory related to the college curriculum. There was also an HR interview wi
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJanuary 11, 2023I applied through a college or university. The process took one week. It was a simple interview. I was asked the basics about OOP, one DSA question, and a couple of puzzles. Questions on OOP were on abstraction and encapsulation. Puzzles were on sim
