Work-life balance was good.
Salaries and hikes are very poor.
Campus interviews were tough. Usually you will have an IQ test, followed by GD, then one-on-one interview. The one-on-one interview will be technical, generally, and they will check for their core values in you. And if you have all the seven values,
I had two rounds of technical discussion and one round of HR discussion. The questions the interview panel asked covered all aspects of Java development and Spring Boot application development.
It was simple and took only 20 minutes. I was asked very basic core Java questions related to access modifiers, interfaces, and synchronization. The rest of the discussion was on my project. (This was for an on-campus placement.)
Campus interviews were tough. Usually you will have an IQ test, followed by GD, then one-on-one interview. The one-on-one interview will be technical, generally, and they will check for their core values in you. And if you have all the seven values,
I had two rounds of technical discussion and one round of HR discussion. The questions the interview panel asked covered all aspects of Java development and Spring Boot application development.
It was simple and took only 20 minutes. I was asked very basic core Java questions related to access modifiers, interfaces, and synchronization. The rest of the discussion was on my project. (This was for an on-campus placement.)