A very good place to work, with lots of opportunities to learn and grow.
Self-growth is what you can do best here, rather than expecting it from others.
Good faculty and good shuttle services. Flexible for both male and female, as per their needs.
Every company has pros and cons; nothing is a perfect company. You can find politics and other such things everywhere you go. You do your best, and the best will follow you.
Sometimes it comes down to the employee level and looks at them instead of sitting on the topmost floor and watching the sky so blue.
Assessment test, upload the ID proofs, followed by face-to-face technical round. Very professional with general questions depending on the experience. For 2 years of experience, very basics are asked.
I was asked about core Java, JDBC, Servlets, JSP, Spring, and Hibernate, and project-related questions. The first round was a face-to-face interview, and it was a good experience. The interviewer asked so many questions on different topics, including
3 rounds of interview!!! 1. Technical discussion - Wherein two members from the panel asked 20 to 25 complete technical questions. 2. Managerial discussion - One person from a senior role joined and was reading my resume, asking questions related t
Assessment test, upload the ID proofs, followed by face-to-face technical round. Very professional with general questions depending on the experience. For 2 years of experience, very basics are asked.
I was asked about core Java, JDBC, Servlets, JSP, Spring, and Hibernate, and project-related questions. The first round was a face-to-face interview, and it was a good experience. The interviewer asked so many questions on different topics, including
3 rounds of interview!!! 1. Technical discussion - Wherein two members from the panel asked 20 to 25 complete technical questions. 2. Managerial discussion - One person from a senior role joined and was reading my resume, asking questions related t