Good work-life balance, if you are in a good project.
Hikes are not good. If you are on the bench, they will force you to join random projects that don't align with your skills or some random locations.
First, there was a return test which contained multiple-choice questions on Dot Net. After that, I had a technical interview. The interview included medium to complex questions. The interviewer made me comfortable.
It was good they asked: "Tell me about yourself," "Java OOPS," and "final year projects you have worked on." They also asked about one programming language you know, which might be anything.
Basic telephone screening. Technical round 1. Round 2 of interviews with basic questions and a few problems. My profile was mostly for Java full stack, so questions were on both backend and frontend React.js. Managerial round. HR discussion.
First, there was a return test which contained multiple-choice questions on Dot Net. After that, I had a technical interview. The interview included medium to complex questions. The interviewer made me comfortable.
It was good they asked: "Tell me about yourself," "Java OOPS," and "final year projects you have worked on." They also asked about one programming language you know, which might be anything.
Basic telephone screening. Technical round 1. Round 2 of interviews with basic questions and a few problems. My profile was mostly for Java full stack, so questions were on both backend and frontend React.js. Managerial round. HR discussion.