Chill work environment. Doesn't have an extreme workload.
Not much exposure to new tech. They tend to focus less on the software side. Strict WFO, which I think can be flexible for software. Salary is on the lower side of the market.
WFH should be flexible apart from stakeholder visits.
The software side should be updated to the latest tech, and exposure should be given.
Started by having me draw a stress-strain curve. Then, we proceeded to questions related to the same. After that, I was asked to explain a control system in simple terms. The HR round followed.
First, they asked some DSA questions, followed by OOPs principles and resume-based questions. Then, they asked about some test cases. The interviewers were very cool. It was my first interview, so I was very nervous. They calmed me down.
I applied online through Workday for the .NET+Angular Associate Software Engineer role. The whole process was done relatively fast. I was first contacted by the recruiter. After setting out the expectations, I was invited for two rounds of interview
Started by having me draw a stress-strain curve. Then, we proceeded to questions related to the same. After that, I was asked to explain a control system in simple terms. The HR round followed.
First, they asked some DSA questions, followed by OOPs principles and resume-based questions. Then, they asked about some test cases. The interviewers were very cool. It was my first interview, so I was very nervous. They calmed me down.
I applied online through Workday for the .NET+Angular Associate Software Engineer role. The whole process was done relatively fast. I was first contacted by the recruiter. After setting out the expectations, I was invited for two rounds of interview