It always depends upon the project we are in. If the project is good, then we will have a good time and we can gain knowledge.
Micromanagement.
Firing during the pandemic.
Few bad projects with less growth.
It was fairly simple. I cleared all the rounds: a few telephonic discussions, then Technical Round 1, Technical Round 2, then the managerial round. The manager came on the call after multiple reschedules. The interview did not even last for 10 minut
It was a good interview process. You can focus on these concepts if you are applying for a Java Developer role: * Core Java * Spring Boot * Microservices * Coding questions All these were asked to me.
Written followed by a managerial round. The difficulty was average. First round was a technical round where you needed to go through MCQs. Then it was a managerial round where you will be asked about all the processes that you have followed in your
It was fairly simple. I cleared all the rounds: a few telephonic discussions, then Technical Round 1, Technical Round 2, then the managerial round. The manager came on the call after multiple reschedules. The interview did not even last for 10 minut
It was a good interview process. You can focus on these concepts if you are applying for a Java Developer role: * Core Java * Spring Boot * Microservices * Coding questions All these were asked to me.
Written followed by a managerial round. The difficulty was average. First round was a technical round where you needed to go through MCQs. Then it was a managerial round where you will be asked about all the processes that you have followed in your