Good fringe benefits like food, transportation, and free insurance for you and your family.
Goodies every year.
Take good care of employees during the pandemic.
Good infrastructure.
Poor Senior Management. Majority of them are from the factory and very less knowledgeable, not at all progressive. They don't know the latest management skills.
Politics is so bad that they don't allow any newly appointed senior member to survive in the company.
It's been 9 years I have not been promoted in this company continuously with an average rating because I am not a flatterer.
For working here, you have to lose your self-esteem.
Discrimination among Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3 college employees, even if you perform better.
On-site trips are only to Korea, and that is a kind of jail. Expectation to work normally 15-16 hours daily in HQ. Family members are not allowed there. You have to stay in a dormitory-like place.
They create perceptions of you. Once a wrong perception is made, they will not give you any single chance to change this perception.
Please hire a consultant to improve senior management.
I have around 7 years of experience and was called for an interview in July 2013. I arrived on time, but they had no room available to conduct the interview. I was interviewed in the lobby area where people kept coming and going. It was a technical r
The interview process was good. The interviewer asked basic questions about my previous projects and technology. I attended three rounds and was finally selected. The interview was very good, and everything was fine.
The interview process was fair. The first round was a 3-hour coding assessment which contained one question, and it was moderate level. The next round was a tech interview, which was easy to crack, then the HR round. I think it is based on your luck
I have around 7 years of experience and was called for an interview in July 2013. I arrived on time, but they had no room available to conduct the interview. I was interviewed in the lobby area where people kept coming and going. It was a technical r
The interview process was good. The interviewer asked basic questions about my previous projects and technology. I attended three rounds and was finally selected. The interview was very good, and everything was fine.
The interview process was fair. The first round was a 3-hour coding assessment which contained one question, and it was moderate level. The next round was a tech interview, which was easy to crack, then the HR round. I think it is based on your luck