Awful place to work
Awful place to work
Opportunity to work in other sectors
Lack of flexibility. The company is struggling financially, so everything is hard and there are no investments. Old technologies and dated products. Politics.
Act on the people's feedback rather than just pretend you care.
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One of the best interviews I had ever had. It was two consecutive Technical rounds, followed by one Managerial Round, and finally an HR discussion. All rounds were very impressive and detailed. The interviewer took time to respond to my queries, w
Software Engineer
There were two technical rounds. The interview was easy. They asked four coding questions in each round. The coding questions were normal, covering core Java, Spring Boot, and SQL.
Software Engineer
Overall, a smooth process. I went through campus placements and had three rounds: two technical, followed by one HR round. I was asked about object-oriented concepts like inheritance and polymorphism, and also simple codes.
Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaApril 1, 2021One of the best interviews I had ever had. It was two consecutive Technical rounds, followed by one Managerial Round, and finally an HR discussion. All rounds were very impressive and detailed. The interviewer took time to respond to my queries, w
Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaSeptember 1, 2021There were two technical rounds. The interview was easy. They asked four coding questions in each round. The coding questions were normal, covering core Java, Spring Boot, and SQL.
Software Engineer
IndiaSeptember 1, 2022Overall, a smooth process. I went through campus placements and had three rounds: two technical, followed by one HR round. I was asked about object-oriented concepts like inheritance and polymorphism, and also simple codes.
