Best Hr, Always Learning
Best Hr, Always Learning
- Work-life balance
- Chances for more innovation
- No politics as such
- Always learning new things
- HR policies are the best
- Employee-friendly
- Strategy and focus-oriented
More process-oriented. Apart from this, no cons as such.
Way to go
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QA Specialist
The technical rounds were fairly average. The manager asked questions related to AI and ML, which were not relevant to my background or the position I was interviewing for as a QA engineer.
Software Developer
5 total rounds: 1. Coding assessment (2 questions for 45 minutes, easy) 2. Technical Round 1 (OOPs, DBMS, CN, OS, DSA, questions from the resume, in-depth discussion on projects) 3. Technical Round 2 (Same as T1) 4. Managerial Round (They try to
Sde
The interview process included an aptitude round, two coding questions, two technical rounds, and one HR round. The coding round was comparatively very easy. Overall, it was a nice experience.
QA Specialist
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaSeptember 1, 2024The technical rounds were fairly average. The manager asked questions related to AI and ML, which were not relevant to my background or the position I was interviewing for as a QA engineer.
Software Developer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaAugust 1, 20225 total rounds: 1. Coding assessment (2 questions for 45 minutes, easy) 2. Technical Round 1 (OOPs, DBMS, CN, OS, DSA, questions from the resume, in-depth discussion on projects) 3. Technical Round 2 (Same as T1) 4. Managerial Round (They try to
Sde
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaFebruary 20, 2025The interview process included an aptitude round, two coding questions, two technical rounds, and one HR round. The coding round was comparatively very easy. Overall, it was a nice experience.
