job security.
A lot of development projects.
It really depends on your team. One can't easily change teams, even though the company has IJP policies, which is only a scam and controlled by managers.
There's a lot of proprietary stuff.
Growth is very, very slow.
Everything has a lot of process around it. The actual dev time is much less than the process to be followed.
Managers find people who are all talk and no work more worthy than those who actually work.
My manager has 30 people under her. Is it realistic for a single person to manage 30 people?
Total 3 interview rounds: 2 technical and 1 HR. Questions were asked based on collections and basic core Java. The interview was of moderate difficulty. If core Java is prepared well, you can crack this easily.
Reached out by a recruiter for one round of interview for background and experience discussion with a coding component. This was followed by a second round of interview that was a bit longer and involved talking to people closer to the role's team an
3 rounds: * 1 phone screen: General background Q&A based on the resume and spent about 30 minutes. * 1 technical interview: Mainly previous work experience and spent about 45 minutes. * 1 behavioral interview: With Sr. leadership and spent 30
Total 3 interview rounds: 2 technical and 1 HR. Questions were asked based on collections and basic core Java. The interview was of moderate difficulty. If core Java is prepared well, you can crack this easily.
Reached out by a recruiter for one round of interview for background and experience discussion with a coding component. This was followed by a second round of interview that was a bit longer and involved talking to people closer to the role's team an
3 rounds: * 1 phone screen: General background Q&A based on the resume and spent about 30 minutes. * 1 technical interview: Mainly previous work experience and spent about 45 minutes. * 1 behavioral interview: With Sr. leadership and spent 30