The learning opportunity is great overall.
Not onsite chances; need to struggle.
It's a really great experience with Accenture. The interviewer will ask about: * Oops concepts * Strings * Multithreading * Creating custom exceptions * IOC container * Difference between setter injection and constructor injection * Spring MVC archi
First, you'll be with HR for Round 1 of the interview to learn more about your background, etc. Then, an assessment exam, which for me was challenging. I don't know what happens after that.
All in all, for a Java developer interview, they will definitely ask questions from core Java, so be well-versed with that. For Spring Boot, you can go through interview questions from the internet; usually, they ask the basic interview questions onl
It's a really great experience with Accenture. The interviewer will ask about: * Oops concepts * Strings * Multithreading * Creating custom exceptions * IOC container * Difference between setter injection and constructor injection * Spring MVC archi
First, you'll be with HR for Round 1 of the interview to learn more about your background, etc. Then, an assessment exam, which for me was challenging. I don't know what happens after that.
All in all, for a Java developer interview, they will definitely ask questions from core Java, so be well-versed with that. For Spring Boot, you can go through interview questions from the internet; usually, they ask the basic interview questions onl