You get to work with really experienced people. The experienced professionals have less workload, and it's pretty much easygoing for them.
The hierarchy in the company doesn't give you control over the majority of things. There's no work-life balance for a fresher.
Very disappointed with the hiring process. Applying on their website portal is not at all useful. It seems posting a job requirement is only for regulatory or compliance purposes. The only way to get an interview scheduled is through a reference by a
Recruitment HR's were very efficient. The process was very simple. 1. Call from HR confirming details, etc. 2. Technical Rounds Though I went for the QA4 position, which is equivalent to Lead, after going through my skills, the panel gave feedback
The SDET interview process typically includes a technical screening, a coding round, an automation framework assessment, API testing scenarios, and behavioral interviews. It evaluates coding skills, testing expertise, and problem-solving ability.
Very disappointed with the hiring process. Applying on their website portal is not at all useful. It seems posting a job requirement is only for regulatory or compliance purposes. The only way to get an interview scheduled is through a reference by a
Recruitment HR's were very efficient. The process was very simple. 1. Call from HR confirming details, etc. 2. Technical Rounds Though I went for the QA4 position, which is equivalent to Lead, after going through my skills, the panel gave feedback
The SDET interview process typically includes a technical screening, a coding round, an automation framework assessment, API testing scenarios, and behavioral interviews. It evaluates coding skills, testing expertise, and problem-solving ability.