Good benefits, stable jobs, flexible schedules, remote work, even the contract process is remote. They offer a lot of training options, courses, and certifications.
The client I work for is very complicated. The manager of the project can sometimes be even rude. It can be complicated and slow to change the project.
My .NET interview experience was good. The interviewer asked about: * C# * ASP.NET * SQL * Projects * Object-oriented programming * Practical scenario-based questions
The interview was fairly straightforward; they asked basic questions and checked my English fluency. They also asked about my projects from college. The interviewers were friendly and made the interview comfortable.
I applied online. The process took 1 day. Interview physical. Had to wait for half an hour for the interviewer to arrive. The interview takes about 3 hours long. Then they ghosted you after the interview. No rejection emails or whatsoever.
My .NET interview experience was good. The interviewer asked about: * C# * ASP.NET * SQL * Projects * Object-oriented programming * Practical scenario-based questions
The interview was fairly straightforward; they asked basic questions and checked my English fluency. They also asked about my projects from college. The interviewers were friendly and made the interview comfortable.
I applied online. The process took 1 day. Interview physical. Had to wait for half an hour for the interviewer to arrive. The interview takes about 3 hours long. Then they ghosted you after the interview. No rejection emails or whatsoever.