From the position I was in, I didn’t see any signs of micromanagement. They were eager to listen to feedback and everything. Pretty well managed, and they seemed to let you have work-life balance.
Sometimes your complaints were not heard because the managers could not do anything to alter the situations, as you were working on another client and not for the same company.
They conducted two rounds of interviews. One was virtual and the other was in-location-virtual. Both were technical rounds only. If you got shortlisted in the first round virtual interview, which they scheduled for 1 hour, then they would call you
Telephonic discussions with Java questions, microservices concepts, and Spring Boot framework questions. I applied online. The process took a month. Even after clearing two technical rounds, the questions were easy if you knew the concepts.
I gave the technical round and later got an email saying "final round," but they asked technical questions. I don't know what is happening. I am hoping to find out what will happen next soon.
They conducted two rounds of interviews. One was virtual and the other was in-location-virtual. Both were technical rounds only. If you got shortlisted in the first round virtual interview, which they scheduled for 1 hour, then they would call you
Telephonic discussions with Java questions, microservices concepts, and Spring Boot framework questions. I applied online. The process took a month. Even after clearing two technical rounds, the questions were easy if you knew the concepts.
I gave the technical round and later got an email saying "final round," but they asked technical questions. I don't know what is happening. I am hoping to find out what will happen next soon.