The only con is that the hikes are low.
After the written test, I was called for the interview process. They asked various computer programming basics questions, such as OOPS concepts and SQL. At the end, I had an HR round interview, which was only to check the candidate's personality and
Two technical rounds, L1 and L2, were conducted for an experienced Java developer. The process took one week and mainly focused on Java 8 new features. There were a few questions about annotations in Spring Boot.
Two technical rounds followed by an HR round. Basic C++ questions were asked in the first round. The second round involved: * Project-based questions * Standard Template Library * Virtual functions * Design patterns * Runtime polymorphism
After the written test, I was called for the interview process. They asked various computer programming basics questions, such as OOPS concepts and SQL. At the end, I had an HR round interview, which was only to check the candidate's personality and
Two technical rounds, L1 and L2, were conducted for an experienced Java developer. The process took one week and mainly focused on Java 8 new features. There were a few questions about annotations in Spring Boot.
Two technical rounds followed by an HR round. Basic C++ questions were asked in the first round. The second round involved: * Project-based questions * Standard Template Library * Virtual functions * Design patterns * Runtime polymorphism