Good salary, nice infrastructure, happy people.
I didn't find any cons in this company.
Thank you all for your support.
Three rounds: 1. A MCQ test based on Java, Spring, EJB, ActiveMq. The ActiveMq questions were tough; the rest of them were easy. 2. Technical interview. 40 Mins interview. Questions on resume. Great discussion on projects. Core Java
Started with a good company presentation, and some information about it, then continued with the usual standard questions that were not too invasive or aimed at putting pressure. In general, a very "simple" interview.
Generally quite a pleasant interview. No LeetCode-style questions were asked, just questions related to programming languages/skills listed on the resume (React, Java, etc.) and some basic data structures questions, such as the difference between an
Three rounds: 1. A MCQ test based on Java, Spring, EJB, ActiveMq. The ActiveMq questions were tough; the rest of them were easy. 2. Technical interview. 40 Mins interview. Questions on resume. Great discussion on projects. Core Java
Started with a good company presentation, and some information about it, then continued with the usual standard questions that were not too invasive or aimed at putting pressure. In general, a very "simple" interview.
Generally quite a pleasant interview. No LeetCode-style questions were asked, just questions related to programming languages/skills listed on the resume (React, Java, etc.) and some basic data structures questions, such as the difference between an