Huge disparity in salary being paid to individuals (No initiative in normalizing the salary).
Not much quality work (Seriously true), depends on the team basically.
Need to be available daily at odd hours.
The manager here manipulates you a lot and humiliates you to get the job done. Mostly, if you are emotionally mature enough, then you can escape.
When you hire a desperate individual with good skills for a lesser salary and don't compensate them at least after they've proven their mettle by working with you, they will leave. Please deliver this message to all managers. Retain good employees. I would like to see you on top for being an employer of choice and hire and encourage managers who have good leadership skills.
I received the Bachelor Intern online judgment after two weeks since I applied online. It contained two questions: one easy level and one medium. You had two hours total to finish both. Then came the phone interview.
One phone interview plus an on-site interview, a quick and efficient process. The interview was average; they would evaluate if you fit the team and if you have the right skills for the job.
Recruiter interview followed by hiring manager screen and onsite: - Behavioral round - Coding round - Program manager, architect, and some stakeholder round Onsite was straightforward, but the entire process was dragging for a month and a half.
I received the Bachelor Intern online judgment after two weeks since I applied online. It contained two questions: one easy level and one medium. You had two hours total to finish both. Then came the phone interview.
One phone interview plus an on-site interview, a quick and efficient process. The interview was average; they would evaluate if you fit the team and if you have the right skills for the job.
Recruiter interview followed by hiring manager screen and onsite: - Behavioral round - Coding round - Program manager, architect, and some stakeholder round Onsite was straightforward, but the entire process was dragging for a month and a half.