It's a service-based company.
Cool environment.
Too much political working environment.
Advice to HR:
Don't give full controller to managers (SDMs) regarding resource benefits.
It was supposed to be two technical rounds followed by HR. There were many people, so a delay was obvious. The thing that pinched me was the interviewer's attitude. The questions were not standard; they were based on personal opinions. As it was late
I received a call letter for a weekend drive. After waiting for three hours, I learned they were conducting a written test. It had 10 questions with simple coding problems. Then, in a face-to-face interview, I was asked to write a code to count the r
My interview process took around a whole day. It covered basic fundamental questions on Java, focusing on strings, multi-threading, collections, Spring, Spring Boot, and Hibernate. You have to be confident with your answers. Try to be straightforward
It was supposed to be two technical rounds followed by HR. There were many people, so a delay was obvious. The thing that pinched me was the interviewer's attitude. The questions were not standard; they were based on personal opinions. As it was late
I received a call letter for a weekend drive. After waiting for three hours, I learned they were conducting a written test. It had 10 questions with simple coding problems. Then, in a face-to-face interview, I was asked to write a code to count the r
My interview process took around a whole day. It covered basic fundamental questions on Java, focusing on strings, multi-threading, collections, Spring, Spring Boot, and Hibernate. You have to be confident with your answers. Try to be straightforward