Good salary, good company, but growth is less.
Work depends on the project. I got software support work; I literally don't like it.
First, you need to crack your aptitude. Then, the second round is coding questions. After that interview process, they ask about yourself, then what projects you have done. Which project made any problems, then how you overcame them from the project
The interviewer asked me about my background, and then focused on technical questions relevant to my potential integration into the work group. The interview focused on my knowledge of Java, Spring, and Angular, regarding REST protocols and syntax. O
She was unable to communicate with me properly, and there was fan noise from her end, which led to a communication gap between us. It was not good. I answered each and every question she asked, and then I got an email that I had been rejected.
First, you need to crack your aptitude. Then, the second round is coding questions. After that interview process, they ask about yourself, then what projects you have done. Which project made any problems, then how you overcame them from the project
The interviewer asked me about my background, and then focused on technical questions relevant to my potential integration into the work group. The interview focused on my knowledge of Java, Spring, and Angular, regarding REST protocols and syntax. O
She was unable to communicate with me properly, and there was fan noise from her end, which led to a communication gap between us. It was not good. I answered each and every question she asked, and then I got an email that I had been rejected.