Haven't experienced any pros here.
I was hired for a Python project, but after onboarding, they put me on some finance service project. I asked them to put me on a project which is part of my interest, but even though projects were there, they were not ready to move me. At the end, I resigned. That time, they were ready to put me on the project which I wanted to work. Such a bad experience for me.
It was a virtual interview. The technical round included Java 1.8 programs. The interview was quite easy if you are well prepared with core Java and Spring Boot basic concepts.
If two interviewers are in a meeting, try to focus at the center of the screen. * Sit upright. * Dress appropriately. * Revise learnings from the previous day's interview for half an hour every day. You can record answers while revising and listen
Easy, basic OOP design patterns: * Angular * TypeScript * Inheritance * Polymorphism Refactoring, garbage collection, middleware, filters, media type formatter, OOP, LINQ, SQL, Micro Web API, joins, constraints, read-only, constant, OOP ope
It was a virtual interview. The technical round included Java 1.8 programs. The interview was quite easy if you are well prepared with core Java and Spring Boot basic concepts.
If two interviewers are in a meeting, try to focus at the center of the screen. * Sit upright. * Dress appropriately. * Revise learnings from the previous day's interview for half an hour every day. You can record answers while revising and listen
Easy, basic OOP design patterns: * Angular * TypeScript * Inheritance * Polymorphism Refactoring, garbage collection, middleware, filters, media type formatter, OOP, LINQ, SQL, Micro Web API, joins, constraints, read-only, constant, OOP ope