Compensation is slightly higher than other product companies.
Free cab, snacks, fruits, soft drinks, and subsidized meals.
Office space was really good until 2016. Now they're run out of seats, and most new employees have no place to sit and work.
There are 5-6 divisions here at Visa Bangalore. MAP is the worst of the lot. Managers with 10-15 years of experience are designated as Directors, and that job title has gone into their arrogant heads. They treat all non-Directors as lesser human beings and have no respect for them.
Some senior managers have gone a step ahead with their colorful hobbies. In the name of increasing diversity, they hire only women and start a cycle of mutual trade-offs. The rule is clear: stay close to senior managers (at times quite literally), go out for parties with them, get drunk, engage in extracurricular activities, and you'll be rewarded with all recognition awards and promotions.
Work-life balance is almost non-existent for people who work. Some slog 16 hours a day and are forgotten at the end of the year during appraisal. Others with specific qualities log out at 5 in the evening and are hailed as top performers by the management.
Make employees feel that they're important. Otherwise, the extraordinarily high attrition rates will continue, and you'll keep on hiring all year long (if it matters to you at all).
I received a direct call from HR at Visa. The interview was scheduled at the Visa Inc. center in Bangalore for a .NET role requiring 8+ years of experience. A first-round technical interview was conducted by a senior individual. It included question
Applied via employee referral, I received a call within 5 days and a telephonic interview was scheduled for July 31, 2015. I was sitting in a coffee shop when the interviewer expressed his dissatisfaction with my location. I suggested rescheduling, b
I started with three telephonic screening rounds (Infosys recruiter, technical-1, technical-2) in quick succession. This was followed by an entire day spent at their office with three in-person interviews. The final HR round was again over phone. Th
I received a direct call from HR at Visa. The interview was scheduled at the Visa Inc. center in Bangalore for a .NET role requiring 8+ years of experience. A first-round technical interview was conducted by a senior individual. It included question
Applied via employee referral, I received a call within 5 days and a telephonic interview was scheduled for July 31, 2015. I was sitting in a coffee shop when the interviewer expressed his dissatisfaction with my location. I suggested rescheduling, b
I started with three telephonic screening rounds (Infosys recruiter, technical-1, technical-2) in quick succession. This was followed by an entire day spent at their office with three in-person interviews. The final HR round was again over phone. Th