Well, you get to work for a company that has good name recognition.
They have a lot of contractors, some of which never make it to the employee stage.
My PC IT guy was great, but after five years, they never did him the honor of giving him some semblance of security or benefits.
They are tight and tend to run the company like a mom-and-pop store, with lots of oversight from above.
They make a great deal about their customer service reps going the extra mile for customers, but they don't treat their employees the same way.
They are not going to listen anyway. Why bother?
Technical phone interview followed by face-to-face with team members. Technical screening: Oracle PL/SQL, partitioning. Members of the team asked Oracle DB-related technical questions, such as how to handle specific scenarios about connecting to mult
Looks so cool, really. The first round is technical. The second will be more of a managerial kind of technical round. The third will be an English round. After that, an HR round. After they will release the offer letter.
Total number of rounds: 3 - 1 Screening, 1 Technical, 1 Behavioral. Interview is mostly technical, with behavioral-based questions in STAR (situation, task, action, and result on how it helped the client) format.
Technical phone interview followed by face-to-face with team members. Technical screening: Oracle PL/SQL, partitioning. Members of the team asked Oracle DB-related technical questions, such as how to handle specific scenarios about connecting to mult
Looks so cool, really. The first round is technical. The second will be more of a managerial kind of technical round. The third will be an English round. After that, an HR round. After they will release the offer letter.
Total number of rounds: 3 - 1 Screening, 1 Technical, 1 Behavioral. Interview is mostly technical, with behavioral-based questions in STAR (situation, task, action, and result on how it helped the client) format.