By luck, if you get a good project, then you can learn more.
If you didn't get a good project, you'll end up having more work which frustrates you, as doing that work doesn't add anything to your resume and there's no salary hike too.
The interview was on cam. The person who took my interview came with a frustrated face and asked very basics. I explained everything correctly, yet they rejected me, and I don't think they were done with the candidates before me.
It was a normal interview for a junior role with Azure, ADF, Databricks, and Power BI knowledge. I was able to crack it easily at that point. It was a support project, so it couldn't be difficult.
It's very easy. You just have to prepare basic Python coding problems and mostly behavioral problems. And it was in Hyderabad, and I did it on a campus drive. So first, we had an exam, and then we had our interviews scheduled, mostly "Tell me about y
The interview was on cam. The person who took my interview came with a frustrated face and asked very basics. I explained everything correctly, yet they rejected me, and I don't think they were done with the candidates before me.
It was a normal interview for a junior role with Azure, ADF, Databricks, and Power BI knowledge. I was able to crack it easily at that point. It was a support project, so it couldn't be difficult.
It's very easy. You just have to prepare basic Python coding problems and mostly behavioral problems. And it was in Hyderabad, and I did it on a campus drive. So first, we had an exam, and then we had our interviews scheduled, mostly "Tell me about y