You get great benefits, a competitive salary, and work with more or less cutting-edge technology.
Every little decision takes ages to get approved.
There were four rounds in all. 1. Written test by AMCAT 2. GD 3. Technical interview 4. HR round. The written test consisted of quantitative aptitude, computer programming, logical reasoning, and vocabulary. The technical interview was mostly on C
Started with a coding exam and aptitude exam combined. Results were declared approximately 2 weeks later. Then, two interview rounds were held on the same day: 1. Technical Round on Teams 2. HR Round via Phone Call
The Verizon Pooled placement drive had about 3 rounds, I guess. Because I was rejected in round one, I don't have a clear idea about the later process. The expectations from them were way too high since there was no one who got shortlisted from the w
There were four rounds in all. 1. Written test by AMCAT 2. GD 3. Technical interview 4. HR round. The written test consisted of quantitative aptitude, computer programming, logical reasoning, and vocabulary. The technical interview was mostly on C
Started with a coding exam and aptitude exam combined. Results were declared approximately 2 weeks later. Then, two interview rounds were held on the same day: 1. Technical Round on Teams 2. HR Round via Phone Call
The Verizon Pooled placement drive had about 3 rounds, I guess. Because I was rejected in round one, I don't have a clear idea about the later process. The expectations from them were way too high since there was no one who got shortlisted from the w