No cons as such. Just try to get a better project to improve your learning curve.
Had a telephonic interview first, where I explained the work I had done and answered a few LIMS analytics-related questions. I also later attended a video call with the manager.
I gave an interview for a college placement drive, and I got rejected at the final stage. The questions were easy. They asked me about projects and basic technical questions based on my tech stack.
There were 3 rounds: * Coding round * Interview round * Tech+HR round They mainly focused on your confidence. They asked HR and technical questions. For me, they only asked HR questions and about my project. My interview went well, but I didn't
Had a telephonic interview first, where I explained the work I had done and answered a few LIMS analytics-related questions. I also later attended a video call with the manager.
I gave an interview for a college placement drive, and I got rejected at the final stage. The questions were easy. They asked me about projects and basic technical questions based on my tech stack.
There were 3 rounds: * Coding round * Interview round * Tech+HR round They mainly focused on your confidence. They asked HR and technical questions. For me, they only asked HR questions and about my project. My interview went well, but I didn't