Good Environment, Flexible Workload
Good Environment, Flexible Workload
The company environment is good to work in. Also, the workload is not much once all the knowledge is transferred and you are compatible with the work.
Food and commute facilities are also provided.
The workload depends on the team.
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Test Engineer
Worst interview process. The managerial round of the interview was postponed twice at the last moment. Unfortunately, I lost two leaves, and my travelling expenses were 1.5k. The interview call letter was sent just 3 hours before the interview, so I
Test Engineer
Easy interview, not too challenging. Phone interview, then a one-on-one interview. Behavioural questions, lastly a technical test before the offer. No offer for this one, unfortunately. Nice environment to be in. Maybe next time!
Test Engineer
The first 10 minutes were spent discussing the position. Subsequently, I introduced myself, and then a few job-specific technical questions were asked. Prior to this interview, there was an on-demand video interview where I had to answer 5 questions
Test Engineer
New York, New York, United StatesJanuary 1, 2018Worst interview process. The managerial round of the interview was postponed twice at the last moment. Unfortunately, I lost two leaves, and my travelling expenses were 1.5k. The interview call letter was sent just 3 hours before the interview, so I
Test Engineer
Hebburn, United KingdomJanuary 1, 2023Easy interview, not too challenging. Phone interview, then a one-on-one interview. Behavioural questions, lastly a technical test before the offer. No offer for this one, unfortunately. Nice environment to be in. Maybe next time!
Test Engineer
Neckarsulm, GermanyJuly 1, 2024The first 10 minutes were spent discussing the position. Subsequently, I introduced myself, and then a few job-specific technical questions were asked. Prior to this interview, there was an on-demand video interview where I had to answer 5 questions
