Flexible work timings. Friendly work environment. Not much work pressure.
Technology, process, and applications are age-old.
The average hike is not more than 10%.
Your promotion depends on how good your terms are with your higher management, rather than your work.
A horrible place to work as a contractor. The work is redundant.
Pedestals are not provided, so you have to carry your headset, charger, etc., every day. And yes, if you leave it on your desk, it will be stolen, even though there are cameras at every corner.
You don't have the flexibility to commute as you like. You either book parking for a 2-wheeler or 4-wheeler, or opt for public transport or a company cab.
No perks on birthdays or anniversaries or for long service.
Need to recognize hard-working people and pay them well. Provide them opportunities to learn and grow.
Difficult to crack. 3 to 4 rounds. The first round took me about 90 minutes. The second round took around 15 to 20 minutes, and the third round took around 60 minutes. All in all, be well prepared.
I have been interviewed by this firm for 5 rounds. They called me thrice: On Nov, Dec, and last time on Jan. At first, I faced 2 rounds: 1st technical, the 2nd was semi-tech and managerial. I have been called again to attend the same pattern of in
There were two technical rounds followed by a managerial round. First round was about basic Android and Kotlin questions. Examples include: * MVVM architecture * Extensions * Higher-order functions * Coroutines
Difficult to crack. 3 to 4 rounds. The first round took me about 90 minutes. The second round took around 15 to 20 minutes, and the third round took around 60 minutes. All in all, be well prepared.
I have been interviewed by this firm for 5 rounds. They called me thrice: On Nov, Dec, and last time on Jan. At first, I faced 2 rounds: 1st technical, the 2nd was semi-tech and managerial. I have been called again to attend the same pattern of in
There were two technical rounds followed by a managerial round. First round was about basic Android and Kotlin questions. Examples include: * MVVM architecture * Extensions * Higher-order functions * Coroutines