Employees have a lot of free rein, which is good for them in terms of technology and problem-solving.
They stick a lot with the legacy systems and then don't maintain and grow with the existing technology and enhancements. So, after some time, maintaining things becomes a primary work, and people start losing interest.
Got a call from a recruiter for an event. I received the invite mail late and skipped it. He followed up after 45 days, when I was already in my notice period. I took one telephonic round, which I cleared. I then had four face-to-face rounds, follo
It was a pretty long process. It started with the recruiter talking to me about the role and my expectations, followed by telephone and in-person interviews. The entire process took about five weeks, but I was kept updated throughout. The telephon
They took multiple rounds of interviews. People are so nice; they want to know about your tech strengths rather than your weaknesses. It was a nice experience. They will ask only about the things you have worked on or that are in your CV. People are
Got a call from a recruiter for an event. I received the invite mail late and skipped it. He followed up after 45 days, when I was already in my notice period. I took one telephonic round, which I cleared. I then had four face-to-face rounds, follo
It was a pretty long process. It started with the recruiter talking to me about the role and my expectations, followed by telephone and in-person interviews. The entire process took about five weeks, but I was kept updated throughout. The telephon
They took multiple rounds of interviews. People are so nice; they want to know about your tech strengths rather than your weaknesses. It was a nice experience. They will ask only about the things you have worked on or that are in your CV. People are