Job security and pretty much that is all.
No interesting tech work to do; it's slow.
On-Campus Interview (1 hour): This interview includes a couple of behavioral questions and two technical questions. You will have two rounds of 30 minutes each with one software engineer. Each engineer will ask you: - Behavioral questions - Why yo
I got the interview on campus. They asked simple questions, such as primitive types in Object-Oriented Programming. Simple loop code was also presented. Behavioral questions were also asked over two rounds. The campus recruiters were nice and really
The interview covered mostly OOP and Java concepts, such as the difference between method overloading and overriding. There were also some SQL questions, basic coding questions (like factorial and letter replacement), and a few tricky estimation ques
On-Campus Interview (1 hour): This interview includes a couple of behavioral questions and two technical questions. You will have two rounds of 30 minutes each with one software engineer. Each engineer will ask you: - Behavioral questions - Why yo
I got the interview on campus. They asked simple questions, such as primitive types in Object-Oriented Programming. Simple loop code was also presented. Behavioral questions were also asked over two rounds. The campus recruiters were nice and really
The interview covered mostly OOP and Java concepts, such as the difference between method overloading and overriding. There were also some SQL questions, basic coding questions (like factorial and letter replacement), and a few tricky estimation ques