A very good company to work for, depending upon your project.
I didn't see any cons here yet.
Interview starts with self-introduction, explaining about the projects. Then Java 8 features, HashSet concepts, collections, Spring Boot annotations, shallow copy, deep copy, try-catch concepts, try-with-resources, and request mapping methods.
It was three rounds: an online exam, a communication round, a technical round, and an HR round. The interview was good, but you should have good knowledge about technical things, such as Java, C++, Python, and HTML.
Started from "tell me about yourself" and technical stuff, and then ended with managerial skills. It was running at its own pace and I got an opportunity to express more. Finally, "any questions for the interviewer?" was the last question.
Interview starts with self-introduction, explaining about the projects. Then Java 8 features, HashSet concepts, collections, Spring Boot annotations, shallow copy, deep copy, try-catch concepts, try-with-resources, and request mapping methods.
It was three rounds: an online exam, a communication round, a technical round, and an HR round. The interview was good, but you should have good knowledge about technical things, such as Java, C++, Python, and HTML.
Started from "tell me about yourself" and technical stuff, and then ended with managerial skills. It was running at its own pace and I got an opportunity to express more. Finally, "any questions for the interviewer?" was the last question.