You can learn new things, and it is a good environment to grow your career.
No cons as far as I know.
The interview was of moderate difficulty, covering a range of engineering topics. The questions were balanced between technical knowledge and problem-solving skills, providing a fair assessment of my abilities and understanding.
Self-introduction and project explanation in detail. More focused on the general questions rather than the technical side. Very easy to crack. Mine was a virtual interview, but the result took almost 4 months.
It was easy and straightforward. Just with the knowledge of coding and some confidence, you can easily crack it. It had four rounds of interview: * Aptitude round * Technical round * Group discussion * HR round
The interview was of moderate difficulty, covering a range of engineering topics. The questions were balanced between technical knowledge and problem-solving skills, providing a fair assessment of my abilities and understanding.
Self-introduction and project explanation in detail. More focused on the general questions rather than the technical side. Very easy to crack. Mine was a virtual interview, but the result took almost 4 months.
It was easy and straightforward. Just with the knowledge of coding and some confidence, you can easily crack it. It had four rounds of interview: * Aptitude round * Technical round * Group discussion * HR round