Good pay and hikes. Flexible work environment. High scope to grow and learn. Good work culture. If you are ready to learn and adapt to new technologies, you can work there happily for a lifetime.
Upper management can be tough sometimes. They may not give you promotions, but that all depends on under which manager you are working.
Otherwise, no cons at all.
I attended an on-campus interview which happened in Hyderabad. There were two rounds of interviews: one by a senior QA guy and another by a lead-level guy. My profile was on hold for a few days, and then they called me asking to come for one more int
I have gone through 3 rounds of technical discussion before the HR round. It was a very good experience. The interaction with the applicant by the interview panel was very impressive. I personally felt that they were asking good, sensible technical q
Technical and HR rounds. Each round was about 30 minutes. Basic stuff. It all started with a pre-placement talk and an overview of the company. The company overview was very exciting as it gave an overall sense of what the company does. However, the
I attended an on-campus interview which happened in Hyderabad. There were two rounds of interviews: one by a senior QA guy and another by a lead-level guy. My profile was on hold for a few days, and then they called me asking to come for one more int
I have gone through 3 rounds of technical discussion before the HR round. It was a very good experience. The interaction with the applicant by the interview panel was very impressive. I personally felt that they were asking good, sensible technical q
Technical and HR rounds. Each round was about 30 minutes. Basic stuff. It all started with a pre-placement talk and an overview of the company. The company overview was very exciting as it gave an overall sense of what the company does. However, the