Coworkers are very friendly and like family. Working there is relaxed, and you put in your typical 40 hours per week. Unlike other places where they claim a great culture and work environment, but hide the fact that they always expect you to work overtime without pay.
Depending on the department, this is not a pure software house where you only spend time with a large amount of developers.
So, for beginners who are very hungry and are looking for a competitive, fast-paced environment like Silicon Valley, this is not the place. But you'll have a great work-life balance.
First, it was the phone screen with the recruiter. Then, it was the technical interview with the manager and senior engineers. The last interview was the leadership interview with the manager.
I had to give an online video recording for 5 simple behavioral questions. Following that, I was called for an on-site interview on Super Day. I was shown around the San Jose campus and then had one round of interview.
4 rounds: 1st: Written test (easy) - AMCAT based questions on aptitude, logical, verbal, and C++ or DS questions. PPT 2nd: GD - Current education system 3rd: Technical interview - General questions from CV 4th: HR interview - About company and y
First, it was the phone screen with the recruiter. Then, it was the technical interview with the manager and senior engineers. The last interview was the leadership interview with the manager.
I had to give an online video recording for 5 simple behavioral questions. Following that, I was called for an on-site interview on Super Day. I was shown around the San Jose campus and then had one round of interview.
4 rounds: 1st: Written test (easy) - AMCAT based questions on aptitude, logical, verbal, and C++ or DS questions. PPT 2nd: GD - Current education system 3rd: Technical interview - General questions from CV 4th: HR interview - About company and y