Decent work-life balance here.
Work is hard but not too bad. Working overtime rarely happens.
There are lots of security and systems you have to work with just to start coding.
Raise base pay, otherwise good developers will jump ship.
The interview process took like 2-3 weeks from the day I first attended a recruiter phone call. Then, I was called for an on-site interview. It was a very good experience and engaging to be onsite.
I had 5 rounds of interview, and it was very detailed and professional. I was interviewed in the area of manual testing for testing banking applications. They asked about my previous work experience and got into details of a few old projects and tec
4 rounds: 1. Telephonic 2. On-site coding 3. General interview 4. HR round of interview. Then you can expect to get the call from the recruiter. No direct hiring. 18-month contract, and then it depends on them to make it full-time.
The interview process took like 2-3 weeks from the day I first attended a recruiter phone call. Then, I was called for an on-site interview. It was a very good experience and engaging to be onsite.
I had 5 rounds of interview, and it was very detailed and professional. I was interviewed in the area of manual testing for testing banking applications. They asked about my previous work experience and got into details of a few old projects and tec
4 rounds: 1. Telephonic 2. On-site coding 3. General interview 4. HR round of interview. Then you can expect to get the call from the recruiter. No direct hiring. 18-month contract, and then it depends on them to make it full-time.