The workplace is great. It has a great campus, facilities, food, and recreational activities. A lot of events happen all around the year to take part in and expand your skills domain. The work is good, with lots of learning. Most of the people are friendly, helpful, and fun to work with.
One con is managers are a lot into office politics and tend to be biased towards some employees. All the team experience depends on the manager; I have worked with really chill and good managers and also under some discriminating and selfish ones.
The hiring process took a total of 2.5 weeks. I received a call from a recruiter, and the following discussions were scheduled. It consisted of 4 rounds in total, plus an additional HR discussion. * **Round 1: Technical** Basic Java question
The interviews are pretty straightforward, testing you on the programming language aspects of the language you have been working on. They might even move towards design patterns, with MVC being a hot favorite. Database concepts are also tested, aski
It was not very tough, mostly language and logic questions. My domain was enterprise software and languages. The tech covered were HTML, CSS, JS, and Node. Key academic qualifications were appreciated, and software algorithm questions were fine to
The hiring process took a total of 2.5 weeks. I received a call from a recruiter, and the following discussions were scheduled. It consisted of 4 rounds in total, plus an additional HR discussion. * **Round 1: Technical** Basic Java question
The interviews are pretty straightforward, testing you on the programming language aspects of the language you have been working on. They might even move towards design patterns, with MVC being a hot favorite. Database concepts are also tested, aski
It was not very tough, mostly language and logic questions. My domain was enterprise software and languages. The tech covered were HTML, CSS, JS, and Node. Key academic qualifications were appreciated, and software algorithm questions were fine to