I was in the FS domain, so I consider myself a bit lucky that I got into a development project. I worked with some giant clients on real-time applications and gained good knowledge working with the client.
I worked for a US client, so my working hours were odd. Most of the work came in the evening, and I had to work until late at night.
The overall interview process was very smooth and well-organized. I received timely and positive responses from all the recruiters involved. The communication was clear, and the coordination was excellent throughout the process. I really appreciate
Worst interview process ever in the industry. People just interview for their time-pass. They will select candidates for the second level of the interview process, calling it a client round. Actually, they will be circulating our profiles internall
Two rounds of technical interviews were conducted. The first round focused on programming concepts in Java. The second round covered microservices and project-related questions. It was a moderate level of difficulty. The interviewer was good and as
The overall interview process was very smooth and well-organized. I received timely and positive responses from all the recruiters involved. The communication was clear, and the coordination was excellent throughout the process. I really appreciate
Worst interview process ever in the industry. People just interview for their time-pass. They will select candidates for the second level of the interview process, calling it a client round. Actually, they will be circulating our profiles internall
Two rounds of technical interviews were conducted. The first round focused on programming concepts in Java. The second round covered microservices and project-related questions. It was a moderate level of difficulty. The interviewer was good and as