Work-life balance and lots of projects to work with.
None. Everything is good if you really work hard.
Worst Experience 1. Received a call from HR; my profile was shortlisted, and an interview was scheduled. 2. L1 Round: The interview was good and lasted about 1.5 hours. They asked Java 8, Spring Boot, Microservices, and Kafka-related questions. 3.
Only discussion happened. My profile and the Job Description (JD) didn't match, so I wasn't selected after the very first discussion. However, the interviewer was nice. A consultant called me about this opening, and I accepted. I shared my updated r
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.
Worst Experience 1. Received a call from HR; my profile was shortlisted, and an interview was scheduled. 2. L1 Round: The interview was good and lasted about 1.5 hours. They asked Java 8, Spring Boot, Microservices, and Kafka-related questions. 3.
Only discussion happened. My profile and the Job Description (JD) didn't match, so I wasn't selected after the very first discussion. However, the interviewer was nice. A consultant called me about this opening, and I accepted. I shared my updated r
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.