The company really has work-life balance.
There are no cons at all.
I had just one technical round. Theory and two coding challenges. Was asked way too many questions for the position of .NET dev. Was asked a lot of deep front-end dev-related questions.
Introduce yourself and then dig into your technical background, explaining your current project. Scenario-based questions and coding-related questions will be covered. They will ask about APIs, OOPS, C#, SQL, React, and more development-related ques
We were called randomly on a weekday (Tuesday) and interviewed. The first round was a technical round, and the interviewer was an old, cranky dude. He asked basic questions, to which I answered very well and diligently. He took almost an hour for
I had just one technical round. Theory and two coding challenges. Was asked way too many questions for the position of .NET dev. Was asked a lot of deep front-end dev-related questions.
Introduce yourself and then dig into your technical background, explaining your current project. Scenario-based questions and coding-related questions will be covered. They will ask about APIs, OOPS, C#, SQL, React, and more development-related ques
We were called randomly on a weekday (Tuesday) and interviewed. The first round was a technical round, and the interviewer was an old, cranky dude. He asked basic questions, to which I answered very well and diligently. He took almost an hour for