Work-life balance Scratch projects
Bench period, not getting calls fast.
It was a walk-in interview. I reached the venue at 10 am, and I was interviewed at 6:00 pm. Ten candidates were asked to sit in a conference room. Then, they were told to write one web service using a REST API and asked brief questions about their w
The interview process was clean and neat, providing a valuable review after the interview. The process was fast, and the offer update was also quick. Most questions were technology-based, and I interviewed for an ETL developer position.
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.)
It was a walk-in interview. I reached the venue at 10 am, and I was interviewed at 6:00 pm. Ten candidates were asked to sit in a conference room. Then, they were told to write one web service using a REST API and asked brief questions about their w
The interview process was clean and neat, providing a valuable review after the interview. The process was fast, and the offer update was also quick. Most questions were technology-based, and I interviewed for an ETL developer position.
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.)