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Does SAM have a rotation policy for freshers?
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byGuest
a year ago
Same as title. Especially for day zero hires.
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byGuest
a year ago
bump for PPO hires as well
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byGuest
a year ago
No
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byGuest
a year ago
Was in place. Discontinued from batch of 2025 onwards. Got to know from SA while I was interning
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byGuest
a year ago
Not anymore
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