The culture here is very open.
There is limited scope for trying new things.
Consider job transfers to preferred locations.
I applied for the position through an online job portal and received a call to schedule a telephonic interview. It lasted between 40-45 minutes. A week later, I was called for a video conference interview. This was done in two parts: * A technica
It was supposed to be a Skype interview, but the interviewer didn't turn up, and the recruiter is unreachable. They don't respond to emails and don't seem to think it is important to inform the candidate of any changes in the interview schedule.
The interview process had four rounds. The first one was mostly based on my resume—they asked about my projects, internships, and coursework. The second round focused on machine learning concepts and DSA, with a mix of theory and coding questions.
I applied for the position through an online job portal and received a call to schedule a telephonic interview. It lasted between 40-45 minutes. A week later, I was called for a video conference interview. This was done in two parts: * A technica
It was supposed to be a Skype interview, but the interviewer didn't turn up, and the recruiter is unreachable. They don't respond to emails and don't seem to think it is important to inform the candidate of any changes in the interview schedule.
The interview process had four rounds. The first one was mostly based on my resume—they asked about my projects, internships, and coursework. The second round focused on machine learning concepts and DSA, with a mix of theory and coding questions.