The mentors are really helpful, and work-life balance is pretty chill. No work on weekends.
No major cons in this company.
The interview had 4 rounds over 1 week. It included hands-on coding and design questions. The master round is the most challenging, with a question asked to judge your approach towards unsolvable questions. A lot of focus is on system design and da
The process took one week. After the phone screening, a 1:1 interview was conducted. The interviewer was very unprofessional. He asked about salary and posed random, unnecessary UI questions. Based on his questions, I suspect he is new to UI develop
The HR called me to schedule the interview. There were two rounds, consisting of manual testing and Java coding, both of which were easy. The HR, however, doesn't respond when you follow up for feedback. This is common in many MNCs, but I wasn't ex
The interview had 4 rounds over 1 week. It included hands-on coding and design questions. The master round is the most challenging, with a question asked to judge your approach towards unsolvable questions. A lot of focus is on system design and da
The process took one week. After the phone screening, a 1:1 interview was conducted. The interviewer was very unprofessional. He asked about salary and posed random, unnecessary UI questions. Based on his questions, I suspect he is new to UI develop
The HR called me to schedule the interview. There were two rounds, consisting of manual testing and Java coding, both of which were easy. The HR, however, doesn't respond when you follow up for feedback. This is common in many MNCs, but I wasn't ex