Good for working women, flexibility, good pay, new technologies, and skills.
No cultural activities/events based on project to project.
It is all good. I was asked more about technicalities and to write code for SQL and PySpark. The interview went well with the process, having three rounds of interview. The HR people were good to set up the process.
1. A guy from the recruitment team called and set up the interview. 2. One day before the interview, I got a link for an assessment test with MCQ-based questions. Surprisingly, all the questions were from different technology stacks than mine. 3. A
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 is all good. I was asked more about technicalities and to write code for SQL and PySpark. The interview went well with the process, having three rounds of interview. The HR people were good to set up the process.
1. A guy from the recruitment team called and set up the interview. 2. One day before the interview, I got a link for an assessment test with MCQ-based questions. Surprisingly, all the questions were from different technology stacks than mine. 3. A
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