Everything is good here, best work-life balance.
Nothing as of now I observed.
There were a total of three rounds. The first was a technical round, where some tricky and very nice questions were asked. It covered UNIX, scripting, and SQL. The second round was a managerial round. It was easy, though the questions asked were very
Few Python data cleaning-related questions, basics of OOPs, iterator, generator, and list comprehension. Project-related questions. They should ideally select profiles based on what they want; they just waste the candidates' time.
I received an interview invitation from a consultant. The interview was scheduled after discussions, and two rounds were to happen before HR, as per our discussion. The first round (technical) happened on Saturday, followed by a techno-managerial ro
There were a total of three rounds. The first was a technical round, where some tricky and very nice questions were asked. It covered UNIX, scripting, and SQL. The second round was a managerial round. It was easy, though the questions asked were very
Few Python data cleaning-related questions, basics of OOPs, iterator, generator, and list comprehension. Project-related questions. They should ideally select profiles based on what they want; they just waste the candidates' time.
I received an interview invitation from a consultant. The interview was scheduled after discussions, and two rounds were to happen before HR, as per our discussion. The first round (technical) happened on Saturday, followed by a techno-managerial ro