Good company for freshers
Good company for freshers
Can learn upcoming technologies. Will be given the opportunity to switch between projects, which is a plus if we feel we are doing the same repetitive tasks that don't add value for us.
No proper hikes inspite of getting good ratings in your performance appraisals.
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Senior Software Engineer
The overall interview experience was good. They asked Java-based technical questions covering core Java, collections, Spring MVC, Spring Boot, and JUnit topics. They also inquired about previous projects. There were two technical rounds.
Senior Software Engineer
Total 3 rounds: First two are technical. The last one is a managerial round. Topics covered: * Project architecture * RabbitMQ * OAuth * JWT * Multithreading * Ways to improve query performance * Microservice implementation
Senior Software Engineer
This interview was for the role of Xamarin developer and it consisted of two technical and one HR/Managerial round. The technical round was a bit average. Some questions were also asked on native app development, which I was not that comfortable wi
Senior Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaMay 1, 2019The overall interview experience was good. They asked Java-based technical questions covering core Java, collections, Spring MVC, Spring Boot, and JUnit topics. They also inquired about previous projects. There were two technical rounds.
Senior Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaSeptember 24, 2025Total 3 rounds: First two are technical. The last one is a managerial round. Topics covered: * Project architecture * RabbitMQ * OAuth * JWT * Multithreading * Ways to improve query performance * Microservice implementation
Senior Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJanuary 1, 2017This interview was for the role of Xamarin developer and it consisted of two technical and one HR/Managerial round. The technical round was a bit average. Some questions were also asked on native app development, which I was not that comfortable wi
