Office culture was very friendly, and people were open to help & guide you, but you need to make some efforts first.
I was able to learn many essential skills with various software tools during my internship, which will be a definite added advantage to my career.
I have not seen any cons.
Had a tech discussion. Felt that the interviewer needs to have a bigger perspective. If a candidate can't recall one technical term in the whole interview, that can't be enough reason for rejection.
I went through two rounds of interviews. The same person interviewed me both offline and online. In the online interview, he was fine. The recruiter then asked me to come to the office for an in-person interview with a panel, but the same person con
Round 1 - Problem Solving (DSA), Coding, Spring Boot, Technical Fit, and Other Stacks Round 2 – Low-Level Design, Problem Solving, Coding, Overall Fitment Round 3 – System Design, Database, Technical Fit Round 4 – Understanding of Architecture and
Had a tech discussion. Felt that the interviewer needs to have a bigger perspective. If a candidate can't recall one technical term in the whole interview, that can't be enough reason for rejection.
I went through two rounds of interviews. The same person interviewed me both offline and online. In the online interview, he was fine. The recruiter then asked me to come to the office for an in-person interview with a panel, but the same person con
Round 1 - Problem Solving (DSA), Coding, Spring Boot, Technical Fit, and Other Stacks Round 2 – Low-Level Design, Problem Solving, Coding, Overall Fitment Round 3 – System Design, Database, Technical Fit Round 4 – Understanding of Architecture and