Good benefits.
Good team members.
Managers are supposed to give a 2-star rating to 20% of the people in their team.
There is no job safety; your job is in your manager's hands. The manager is the only point of contact. If we have any concerns with our manager, there is no proper process to raise them.
There is no work-life balance. Managers expect you to work on weekends.
Stop hiring managers who don't know work ethics, who override management rules by their own. A manager who feels like he is the Supreme God, if he doesn't like you, he will give you a 2-star rating.
Two technical and one HR round. In the first round, questions were based on the CV. In the second round, the questions were related to DSA and real-world problems. This was followed by an HR round.
The interview process generally has three rounds. The first round is a technical one and would be taken by someone from the team hiring you. Since I was applying for a position on the Microsoft Tech stack, I was mostly asked questions related to OOP
Never got a call back after two levels of successful completion. The interviewers are professional. HR confidently said you will get a call about offer discussion, but it didn't happen even after many follow-ups through emails. Not even a courtesy r
Two technical and one HR round. In the first round, questions were based on the CV. In the second round, the questions were related to DSA and real-world problems. This was followed by an HR round.
The interview process generally has three rounds. The first round is a technical one and would be taken by someone from the team hiring you. Since I was applying for a position on the Microsoft Tech stack, I was mostly asked questions related to OOP
Never got a call back after two levels of successful completion. The interviewers are professional. HR confidently said you will get a call about offer discussion, but it didn't happen even after many follow-ups through emails. Not even a courtesy r