One of the worst companies with an outdated tech stack
One of the worst companies with an outdated tech stack
Hybrid 3 days in week with strict timing.
Very outdated technology. We cannot advance in our careers.
Almost all support projects.
Partiality also in many areas.
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Senior Software Engineer
A telephone interview was scheduled for the weekend, but I didn't receive a call. I tried to reach the HR representative who was scheduled to conduct the interview, but there was no response. Even after sending multiple emails, there was no answer fr
Senior Software Engineer
Only 2 rounds: technical and managerial. During COVID, both rounds were virtual, with the tech round being telephonic. The tech round questions covered core Java at a basic/intermediate level, mainly focusing on OOPs concepts, the compiler, JRE bas
Senior Software Engineer
Three rounds. The first one was a telephonic tech interview, and then a Zoom call with the tech lead. Again, the third was a manager round in Zoom, then number discussion with the HR manager.
Senior Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaDecember 1, 2021A telephone interview was scheduled for the weekend, but I didn't receive a call. I tried to reach the HR representative who was scheduled to conduct the interview, but there was no response. Even after sending multiple emails, there was no answer fr
Senior Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaNovember 1, 2021Only 2 rounds: technical and managerial. During COVID, both rounds were virtual, with the tech round being telephonic. The tech round questions covered core Java at a basic/intermediate level, mainly focusing on OOPs concepts, the compiler, JRE bas
Senior Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaApril 16, 2023Three rounds. The first one was a telephonic tech interview, and then a Zoom call with the tech lead. Again, the third was a manager round in Zoom, then number discussion with the HR manager.
