If you have luck, you can find interesting projects with ambitious people. You have access to a lot of learning platforms.
You have no control over which project you will land.
Most of the projects are really old and outdated. There is a high chance you won't be doing any coding, only responding to Jira tickets.
It is really hard to change projects. Sometimes, when you end up in one, you are stuck.
Also, being recruited doesn't mean being in a project. Some people land on the bench and stay there really long.
If you were recruited as some role (e.g., Java Dev), it does not mean you will get projects as one. You can end up in projects where you will work with some no/low-code apps or as a tester.
I was approached by a recruiter on LinkedIn who described the role and asked if I was interested. I forwarded my resume and was scheduled for an HR phone interview, which lasted about 15 minutes. After that, HR set up an interview with the team mana
Three to four rounds of interviews. Starting with the assessment to the last round with the Director. It was easy, but I was not selected after the last round. However, I learned how to prepare for the next round.
The interview process consisted of a test, an interview round, and an HR round, all conducted on the Superset platform. The test included aptitude and coding questions. The interview then proceeded for 30 minutes. I was asked about my projects, the d
I was approached by a recruiter on LinkedIn who described the role and asked if I was interested. I forwarded my resume and was scheduled for an HR phone interview, which lasted about 15 minutes. After that, HR set up an interview with the team mana
Three to four rounds of interviews. Starting with the assessment to the last round with the Director. It was easy, but I was not selected after the last round. However, I learned how to prepare for the next round.
The interview process consisted of a test, an interview round, and an HR round, all conducted on the Superset platform. The test included aptitude and coding questions. The interview then proceeded for 30 minutes. I was asked about my projects, the d