Easy to work with. More choices.
Bad work-life balance.
No growth.
The campus interview was simple, with just two rounds. The first round was aptitude, and the second was a group interview. Nothing technical was asked in the interview. There were general group discussions with topics in trends, like a GD.
At first, before I could introduce myself, the panelist introduced himself. After which, he asked a few general questions about me. He mainly focused on my projects, which I mentioned in my resume.
The interview was very good, and the interviewer was good. The interview was mostly generic. It was all about projects and Java concepts. They conducted the interview in such a way that the candidate could feel at ease.
The campus interview was simple, with just two rounds. The first round was aptitude, and the second was a group interview. Nothing technical was asked in the interview. There were general group discussions with topics in trends, like a GD.
At first, before I could introduce myself, the panelist introduced himself. After which, he asked a few general questions about me. He mainly focused on my projects, which I mentioned in my resume.
The interview was very good, and the interviewer was good. The interview was mostly generic. It was all about projects and Java concepts. They conducted the interview in such a way that the candidate could feel at ease.