Training is very good and helps you get technically confident.
Unless you get a good stream training and a good project, there isn't a con as such.
The interview was online. First, I was asked to introduce myself, and then I was asked about my projects and technical skills. Then, I was given a problem to solve, i.e., for a palindrome.
Interview: Everything went good, but I still got rejected. I don't know why I got rejected. Maybe because for companies, 50% gender equality is important. But the interviewer was impressed with all the answers I gave. Maybe next time I'll get it.
The interview went well. Questions were asked on basics and my projects. Technical & HR both happened in one interview. Having good knowledge on basics and being confident is sufficient.
The interview was online. First, I was asked to introduce myself, and then I was asked about my projects and technical skills. Then, I was given a problem to solve, i.e., for a palindrome.
Interview: Everything went good, but I still got rejected. I don't know why I got rejected. Maybe because for companies, 50% gender equality is important. But the interviewer was impressed with all the answers I gave. Maybe next time I'll get it.
The interview went well. Questions were asked on basics and my projects. Technical & HR both happened in one interview. Having good knowledge on basics and being confident is sufficient.