Great learning opportunities. Got a chance to work on a government project.
No work-life balance.
Don't join at analyst or senior analyst level. At least join at tech lead.
Look for favorites. Don't let anyone stay at the same project for too long.
As usual, same interview process. First, a 1-call > 2 technical interview > 3 manager round > 4 HR round. Salesforce-based questions. The level was easy. I don't remember the exact questions, but mostly from Apex and triggers.
She asked general questions, such as "tell me about yourself", regarding the low points of your last year's project in your life, how you overcame them. She did not interview completely for about 10 minutes and rejected me based on those questions.
It was a process of 3 rounds: 2 online tests and one interview. The first test was aptitude and 2 coding questions, and the second was an assessment of soft skills like listening and speaking skills.
As usual, same interview process. First, a 1-call > 2 technical interview > 3 manager round > 4 HR round. Salesforce-based questions. The level was easy. I don't remember the exact questions, but mostly from Apex and triggers.
She asked general questions, such as "tell me about yourself", regarding the low points of your last year's project in your life, how you overcame them. She did not interview completely for about 10 minutes and rejected me based on those questions.
It was a process of 3 rounds: 2 online tests and one interview. The first test was aptitude and 2 coding questions, and the second was an assessment of soft skills like listening and speaking skills.