Great place to work. Good people.
Project transfer is difficult there.
It starts with filling the EAF form, followed by two technical rounds, one managerial round, and then the HR round. It took around one month for me to have discussions with HR. However, after the discussion and submitting the required documents, I ne
I had given an interview as a Node.js developer. It was pretty good. They mainly focused on JS fundamentals, how Node.js works, and a few system design questions. It went well, and I got an offer, which I accepted.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 days. Interview went well. Most of the questions were on core Java and microservices. A few questions included: * HashMap vs ConcurrentHashMap * How HashMap works internally * Explain Auto-configurat
It starts with filling the EAF form, followed by two technical rounds, one managerial round, and then the HR round. It took around one month for me to have discussions with HR. However, after the discussion and submitting the required documents, I ne
I had given an interview as a Node.js developer. It was pretty good. They mainly focused on JS fundamentals, how Node.js works, and a few system design questions. It went well, and I got an offer, which I accepted.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 days. Interview went well. Most of the questions were on core Java and microservices. A few questions included: * HashMap vs ConcurrentHashMap * How HashMap works internally * Explain Auto-configurat