Best Product-based organization to work with
Best Product-based organization to work with
Good work-life balance. A good place to learn new technology.
Not such any cons during my tenure, but yes, need to take care of salary prospective.
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Senior QA Engineer
Too long, several times to come to an office, common questions, introducing to potential projects. It had taken about a month to be hired. Low salary decline. Too much work for low market salary.
Senior QA Engineer
The interview process consisted of five rounds: 1st round: Written test (aptitude + technical: Java, database, Linux, and testing process) 2nd round: Technical interview (Java, database, Linux, and testing process) 3rd round: Managerial interview 4t
Senior QA Engineer
I went through 4-5 interviews, each of them scheduled after I completed the previous one. The questions were fair. They basically wanted to know what I was doing in my current job and how I was doing it. They wanted to understand my thought process.
Senior QA Engineer
Saint Petersburg, RussiaJune 1, 2017Too long, several times to come to an office, common questions, introducing to potential projects. It had taken about a month to be hired. Low salary decline. Too much work for low market salary.
Senior QA Engineer
Noida, Uttar Pradesh, IndiaAugust 1, 2016The interview process consisted of five rounds: 1st round: Written test (aptitude + technical: Java, database, Linux, and testing process) 2nd round: Technical interview (Java, database, Linux, and testing process) 3rd round: Managerial interview 4t
Senior QA Engineer
Foster City, California, United StatesApril 1, 2012I went through 4-5 interviews, each of them scheduled after I completed the previous one. The questions were fair. They basically wanted to know what I was doing in my current job and how I was doing it. They wanted to understand my thought process.
