Large company, very structured, with many active projects and the opportunity to learn a great deal, if you get involved.
They have career plans and productivity bonuses are not uncommon.
They ask a lot in terms of personal time: long-duration business trips and overtime are commonplace, and if you don't intend to do them, your career is short-lived. In many projects, you end up in a software "assembly line", without an overall view of the project, but only of the small part you are working on.
Round 1: Cognitive and Technical (90 Mins - One day process) 90 Questions – Cognitive (Quant, Logic) & Technical (Pseudo Code, MS Office, Network Security, etc.) Prepared a month ago. Websites: GeeksforGeeks, PrepInsta. Book: RS Agarwal. This round
Complex queries, joins, database optimization. Express middleware, authentication, API development. React hooks, state management, component lifecycle, routing, performance optimization techniques. Intermediate questions related to SQL, Node.js, and
I gave an interview as a fresher during campus placement. There were only two rounds: one was a coding assessment and the other was an HR round. It was an easy interview for freshers. The HR round was just for confirmation of your job, but they did
Round 1: Cognitive and Technical (90 Mins - One day process) 90 Questions – Cognitive (Quant, Logic) & Technical (Pseudo Code, MS Office, Network Security, etc.) Prepared a month ago. Websites: GeeksforGeeks, PrepInsta. Book: RS Agarwal. This round
Complex queries, joins, database optimization. Express middleware, authentication, API development. React hooks, state management, component lifecycle, routing, performance optimization techniques. Intermediate questions related to SQL, Node.js, and
I gave an interview as a fresher during campus placement. There were only two rounds: one was a coding assessment and the other was an HR round. It was an easy interview for freshers. The HR round was just for confirmation of your job, but they did