I don't see any cons.
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.
The first round was a technical round. They asked questions based on the languages/frameworks mentioned in my resume. My interview lasted for 1 hour and 30 minutes. Two weeks after my interview, I received an offer letter.
There was an ID proof verification, followed by some questions related to Python OOP concepts and other features. We had to explain each of them through some simple codes. There were more questions from what we coded with the IDE.
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.
The first round was a technical round. They asked questions based on the languages/frameworks mentioned in my resume. My interview lasted for 1 hour and 30 minutes. Two weeks after my interview, I received an offer letter.
There was an ID proof verification, followed by some questions related to Python OOP concepts and other features. We had to explain each of them through some simple codes. There were more questions from what we coded with the IDE.