Good work-life balance. Good salary. Depending on the team, nice work.
Some teams don't get dev work.
Scope for innovative tech work is not as much as other companies.
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
Applied through LinkedIn. They emailed me back after two weeks to schedule the first round of interviews. First round was telephonic, and the interviewer was very courteous. He also asked me programming questions, which I didn't expect over a voice
I just gave a single telephonic round 15 minutes ago. It was the quickest I have encountered in my life, went for 10 minutes, and to be frank, the interviewer had no idea about the role and responsibility of this job. He asked 3-4 random Spring Boo
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
Applied through LinkedIn. They emailed me back after two weeks to schedule the first round of interviews. First round was telephonic, and the interviewer was very courteous. He also asked me programming questions, which I didn't expect over a voice
I just gave a single telephonic round 15 minutes ago. It was the quickest I have encountered in my life, went for 10 minutes, and to be frank, the interviewer had no idea about the role and responsibility of this job. He asked 3-4 random Spring Boo