This was my first job, so I learned a lot. Most of the skills I have now have been from working there. I have a diverse skill set because that's what the work required.
The compensation is not good.
In my case, there were only two rounds of interviews before I was presented with an offer. They were not on the more technical side. I would describe the process as fairly easygoing.
Interview started with an introduction of myself. Then we moved on to all the technologies and work I have done during my undergraduate. There were some cross-questioning regarding my projects. Some basic OOPS and JAVA questions were asked. Then
1. Online assessment (verbal, quant, logical, computer science, program output MCQ) 2. Coding assessment (This is a continuation of the 1st round if cleared) 3. Communication assessment (AI-based) 4. TR + HR interview
In my case, there were only two rounds of interviews before I was presented with an offer. They were not on the more technical side. I would describe the process as fairly easygoing.
Interview started with an introduction of myself. Then we moved on to all the technologies and work I have done during my undergraduate. There were some cross-questioning regarding my projects. Some basic OOPS and JAVA questions were asked. Then
1. Online assessment (verbal, quant, logical, computer science, program output MCQ) 2. Coding assessment (This is a continuation of the 1st round if cleared) 3. Communication assessment (AI-based) 4. TR + HR interview