A lot to learn and a supportive team.
There are no cons I have seen till now.
It was quite easy for me to crack it. It was a one-on-one conversation. It involved both technical and non-technical stuff, about projects and things on your resume.
It was brief. Questions asked: * Introduction * About the project * What were the difficulties faced during the project? How did you overcome them? * HR questions, like "What would you do in such a particular situation?" That's it.
It went smooth. I felt nervous, but the interviewer was accommodating. She asked me about myself, what I can contribute to the company, and what sets me apart from other applicants.
It was quite easy for me to crack it. It was a one-on-one conversation. It involved both technical and non-technical stuff, about projects and things on your resume.
It was brief. Questions asked: * Introduction * About the project * What were the difficulties faced during the project? How did you overcome them? * HR questions, like "What would you do in such a particular situation?" That's it.
It went smooth. I felt nervous, but the interviewer was accommodating. She asked me about myself, what I can contribute to the company, and what sets me apart from other applicants.