Projects are more. Work culture is good.
Appraisals are not fair. Firing is a usual practice which is followed.
I was asked about core Java, JDBC, Servlets, JSP, Spring, and Hibernate, and project-related questions. The first round was a face-to-face interview, and it was a good experience. The interviewer asked so many questions on different topics, including
The interview was conducted off campus, and they were interviewing five candidates at a time. The questions were pretty basic programming questions, such as the output of a recursive function and loops, etc.
It was a good experience, and the questions were between moderate to difficult. The interviewer was very polite, and it was a very positive experience. The interview was for about 45 minutes.
I was asked about core Java, JDBC, Servlets, JSP, Spring, and Hibernate, and project-related questions. The first round was a face-to-face interview, and it was a good experience. The interviewer asked so many questions on different topics, including
The interview was conducted off campus, and they were interviewing five candidates at a time. The questions were pretty basic programming questions, such as the output of a recursive function and loops, etc.
It was a good experience, and the questions were between moderate to difficult. The interviewer was very polite, and it was a very positive experience. The interview was for about 45 minutes.