Good Start, Low Workload
Good Start, Low Workload
Good company to start. Salary is a concern.
Work is very less. I will get bored.
Don't keep people on the same project for too many years. Make them rotate across teams. They will also learn new things, and they will perform better.
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Senior Software Engineer
Two technical interviews and one managerial round. In the first round, they asked about C#. The second round was more focused on Angular. The third round was a managerial interview, followed by an HR round.
Senior Software Engineer
1 Technical Written 1 Technical (face-to-face) round 1 Managerial round 1 HR round Got selected and was waiting for the salary negotiation with HR. Then they told me the project was on hold. Asked to take another interview round: 1 Technical (again
Senior Software Engineer
The interview was good. First round: Oops concepts. Second round: .NET and algorithms. Third round: Manager round (basics, puzzles). Finally, HR round: Nothing much, about yourself, etc.
Senior Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaFebruary 1, 2019Two technical interviews and one managerial round. In the first round, they asked about C#. The second round was more focused on Angular. The third round was a managerial interview, followed by an HR round.
Senior Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJune 1, 20171 Technical Written 1 Technical (face-to-face) round 1 Managerial round 1 HR round Got selected and was waiting for the salary negotiation with HR. Then they told me the project was on hold. Asked to take another interview round: 1 Technical (again
Senior Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaSeptember 1, 2015The interview was good. First round: Oops concepts. Second round: .NET and algorithms. Third round: Manager round (basics, puzzles). Finally, HR round: Nothing much, about yourself, etc.
