I don't think so. There are pros to consider, except its brand.
Everything to consider as cons:
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
The interview was conducted via an online Teams video call. The first question was a self-introduction, after which the technical questions began. I was also asked about the technologies used in my current work and to rate each technology.
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.
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
The interview was conducted via an online Teams video call. The first question was a self-introduction, after which the technical questions began. I was also asked about the technologies used in my current work and to rate each technology.
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.