The company has projects in any domain and technology you can name. I was part of a J2EE, Spring project. It was my first project in Java development, hence I learned many things on Java and the Spring framework.
A lot of work, and the timelines are very stringent. I especially had this experience where the manager and TLs were only interested in screwing over juniors and doing nothing much to relieve pressure from junior (ASE, SE) resources. The manager and TLs are not technically very sound.
I applied through college or university. It was 3 rounds. Every round was an eliminating round. The first round was simple; the second and third rounds were quite difficult. In the second round, OOPs, Java, and API-related questions were asked, but
It was easy and simple. The questions asked were basic, and it was quite comfortable and friendly. It was about a half-hour interview, just a technical interview. The aptitude test was really easy. Easy trigonometry questions were asked.
The interview process had an aptitude round, the coding round, a communication assessment round, and then an HR round, after which the candidates were shortlisted. The rounds were at an easy to average level.
I applied through college or university. It was 3 rounds. Every round was an eliminating round. The first round was simple; the second and third rounds were quite difficult. In the second round, OOPs, Java, and API-related questions were asked, but
It was easy and simple. The questions asked were basic, and it was quite comfortable and friendly. It was about a half-hour interview, just a technical interview. The aptitude test was really easy. Easy trigonometry questions were asked.
The interview process had an aptitude round, the coding round, a communication assessment round, and then an HR round, after which the candidates were shortlisted. The rounds were at an easy to average level.