Good salary, some SAP.
Maintaining cultural teams.
Policy are good.
Long time management not willing to innovate. No employee engagement for innovation. Too many arrogant managers in most teams, not allowing talent to lead, creating their own favorites and bias within the community.
You need innovation, and it comes from existing, hardworking employees, not by creating just managers who are mostly followers and have no attention for leading unbiasedly.
The interview process was very poorly arranged, with HR continuously changing scheduled interview dates. Some of the panel discussions were good, but one particular person was very arrogant, possessing not much in-depth knowledge yet slyly smiling m
There were three interviews: two technical rounds and one manager round. The technical rounds were quite detailed, covering topics from basics to design patterns and a detailed analysis of work experience. The people were quite friendly during the in
I applied for the position of Java Developer. The full process had around 5-6 rounds: * 3-4 technical rounds * 1 manager-level round * 1 final HR round Most of the time, they finished the entire process within a day. The interview was held on
The interview process was very poorly arranged, with HR continuously changing scheduled interview dates. Some of the panel discussions were good, but one particular person was very arrogant, possessing not much in-depth knowledge yet slyly smiling m
There were three interviews: two technical rounds and one manager round. The technical rounds were quite detailed, covering topics from basics to design patterns and a detailed analysis of work experience. The people were quite friendly during the in
I applied for the position of Java Developer. The full process had around 5-6 rounds: * 3-4 technical rounds * 1 manager-level round * 1 final HR round Most of the time, they finished the entire process within a day. The interview was held on