Everything depends upon your project, but overall policies are good.
As such, no cons. But once you get into your comfort zone, your learning graph may go down.
Always look for an opportunity to grow. Do not be biased by MAL, but always look for the best.
Four rounds were there. I was selected in all the rounds, but the salary was too low, so I rejected the offer. Plus, the job location was not suitable, so I didn't accept.
Asked about project and basic coding questions from arrays and strings. Then they asked some software testing tools. At last, they asked some questions related to OOPS and their fundamentals.
It was kind of easy to crack. The interviewer was quite friendly and understanding. The questions were simple and easy to answer, and they related to whatever work you have done in the past and the projects.
Four rounds were there. I was selected in all the rounds, but the salary was too low, so I rejected the offer. Plus, the job location was not suitable, so I didn't accept.
Asked about project and basic coding questions from arrays and strings. Then they asked some software testing tools. At last, they asked some questions related to OOPS and their fundamentals.
It was kind of easy to crack. The interviewer was quite friendly and understanding. The questions were simple and easy to answer, and they related to whatever work you have done in the past and the projects.