Growing in the network business, the campus is good, and the facilities are good.
Your career will be spoiled, and you don't know why you landed in this company.
Koreans are like frogs in a well; they don't know the outside world.
Group culture, with no co-operation between teams. They recruit foreigners (only Indians join) then think what to do with them.
Don't care culture; all documents, emails, and meetings are in Korean. People outside the company speak better English than company colleagues. Koreans don't understand others' points of view.
You cannot learn anything new; you need to work with the knowledge you got before joining.
Don't just think that you are an MNC; follow MNC culture. Look at the teams. What's going on?
One HR interview and two field interviews were conducted via virtual meeting. Following this, a brief computer-based personality test was administered. Overall, the entire process was quite straightforward and smooth.
All that matters is how strong your resume is. They do their primary filtering with the resume, and so, if you get selected for an interview, your chances of selection are very high. The first round is the technical interview, which is very easy. I
Spent 4 hours coding a few programming problems. Discussed algorithms, approach, and complexity. Was interviewed by two algorithm experts. Had a choice in which language to write the code. It was a mix of whiteboard and real coding.
One HR interview and two field interviews were conducted via virtual meeting. Following this, a brief computer-based personality test was administered. Overall, the entire process was quite straightforward and smooth.
All that matters is how strong your resume is. They do their primary filtering with the resume, and so, if you get selected for an interview, your chances of selection are very high. The first round is the technical interview, which is very easy. I
Spent 4 hours coding a few programming problems. Discussed algorithms, approach, and complexity. Was interviewed by two algorithm experts. Had a choice in which language to write the code. It was a mix of whiteboard and real coding.