Average feel and satisfaction: Teams will be with both high salaried and low salaried people. So, most of the time, you will get the feel of working in a BPO.
Poor care on employees: Company won't show you pressure and also care. So, help desk support will be poor. If anything like a printer or AC needs repair, it will take weeks to get repaired.
Once, I had a problem with my system. The help desk took 10 days to fix that issue. Till then, nobody asked what I did for the day, and also nobody asked how I suffered for the day. (CRAZY)
You should give importance to the quality of the work environment.
R1: Basics of Big Data (In-depth) R2: Big Data and SQL R3: Managerial Round on Design What is data engineering, and how is it different from data science? What is ETL, and how is it used in data engineering? What are the different types of data
A good interview process was followed, with regular follow-ups. There were three rounds of interviews: * One technical round * One peer coding round * One techno-managerial round All in all, it was a good experience. I found the peer coding
The interview was divided into three stages: Stage 1: Written Test This stage involved a written test. You were expected to bring your laptop and write your solution on it. The questions varied by team but typically covered common algorithms, probab
R1: Basics of Big Data (In-depth) R2: Big Data and SQL R3: Managerial Round on Design What is data engineering, and how is it different from data science? What is ETL, and how is it used in data engineering? What are the different types of data
A good interview process was followed, with regular follow-ups. There were three rounds of interviews: * One technical round * One peer coding round * One techno-managerial round All in all, it was a good experience. I found the peer coding
The interview was divided into three stages: Stage 1: Written Test This stage involved a written test. You were expected to bring your laptop and write your solution on it. The questions varied by team but typically covered common algorithms, probab