Work-life balance is great.
Politics has no transparency.
In the first round of the interview, it was quite easier. The very basic Java questions were found, mostly related to Lambda Expressions. Other questions from the first round were about Stream APIs.
A telephonic interview was arranged, which was a technical round. Very basic questions were asked related to Natural, Adabas, and JCL. The next round was the managerial round, which was a pure discussion with the manager. Next to that was the HR r
It was a smooth process. It is just like college entrance exam-type questions. The interview questions are easy. For example: * Where do you see yourself in 5 years? * What is your expected salary? * What programming languages do you know?
In the first round of the interview, it was quite easier. The very basic Java questions were found, mostly related to Lambda Expressions. Other questions from the first round were about Stream APIs.
A telephonic interview was arranged, which was a technical round. Very basic questions were asked related to Natural, Adabas, and JCL. The next round was the managerial round, which was a pure discussion with the manager. Next to that was the HR r
It was a smooth process. It is just like college entrance exam-type questions. The interview questions are easy. For example: * Where do you see yourself in 5 years? * What is your expected salary? * What programming languages do you know?