The working culture is great. You'll get to learn new technologies, provided you prove to adapt and learn quickly.
The working hours are sometimes very tedious.
I applied through college or university. The process took 4 months. The interviewer asked me questions on the basis of my resume, then he was very interested in my project and asked me if I deployed it. I said yes, and then he asked for the link to
It started with: * Introduction * Experience on technology * Great achievements till date Then, basic Java questions, multi-threading, and Spring Boot questions. One problem statement was for coin count optimization based on a given number.
Average interview process. Two coding questions, then an interview for the software engineer roles. Virtual rounds discussing the project and general CV projects, prior experience, previous employer, and the rationale behind your search for a switch
I applied through college or university. The process took 4 months. The interviewer asked me questions on the basis of my resume, then he was very interested in my project and asked me if I deployed it. I said yes, and then he asked for the link to
It started with: * Introduction * Experience on technology * Great achievements till date Then, basic Java questions, multi-threading, and Spring Boot questions. One problem statement was for coin count optimization based on a given number.
Average interview process. Two coding questions, then an interview for the software engineer roles. Virtual rounds discussing the project and general CV projects, prior experience, previous employer, and the rationale behind your search for a switch