Projects are good for the first few years.
Lack of exposure to the latest skills.
They kept me waiting for one hour. Then, I had a one-on-one technical interview. In the interview, I was able to ask valid questions instead of him asking me. I felt like I was giving him knowledge and was bored. Another round was managerial. They
Two rounds of technical interviews were conducted. The first round focused on programming concepts in Java. The second round covered microservices and project-related questions. It was a moderate level of difficulty. The interviewer was good and as
Basic set of Java questions, along with some coding questions on the Streams API. Topics covered: * Multithreading * OOPs concepts * Singleton pattern * Project description and work experience Kafka and Kubernetes were an added advantage.
They kept me waiting for one hour. Then, I had a one-on-one technical interview. In the interview, I was able to ask valid questions instead of him asking me. I felt like I was giving him knowledge and was bored. Another round was managerial. They
Two rounds of technical interviews were conducted. The first round focused on programming concepts in Java. The second round covered microservices and project-related questions. It was a moderate level of difficulty. The interviewer was good and as
Basic set of Java questions, along with some coding questions on the Streams API. Topics covered: * Multithreading * OOPs concepts * Singleton pattern * Project description and work experience Kafka and Kubernetes were an added advantage.