Best place for work-life balance
No cons as of now.
It was of a moderate level. It depends on who takes your interview. The first round was easy, but since the follow-up round was interviewed by a manager-level person, it depends on their expertise.
They took approximately 6 rounds of interviews and let me wait for almost 4 months. They did not release the offer and did not communicate my selection status. I felt disrespected by this company. HRs are very lazy and do not respond.
The process is very straightforward. You have a written test (duration: 50 minutes) where you answer 50 questions based on verbal and analytical skills. The questions are of medium to high difficulty. After getting shortlisted, you have to appear for
It was of a moderate level. It depends on who takes your interview. The first round was easy, but since the follow-up round was interviewed by a manager-level person, it depends on their expertise.
They took approximately 6 rounds of interviews and let me wait for almost 4 months. They did not release the offer and did not communicate my selection status. I felt disrespected by this company. HRs are very lazy and do not respond.
The process is very straightforward. You have a written test (duration: 50 minutes) where you answer 50 questions based on verbal and analytical skills. The questions are of medium to high difficulty. After getting shortlisted, you have to appear for