You get the following:
For freshers, they usually put you in support work, which you would not want if you are aspiring to learn more and really code.
Sometimes it gets frustrating.
If you want knowledge more than money, then do not join.
It was an interview, like any other. The interview process started with a little intro, and then the technical part. Topics included polymorphism and functions, followed by a discussion on the project done.
It was a walk-in interview process for experienced candidates, followed by two rounds per candidate: a Technical round and an HR round. **Technical Round** Questions are generally based on your CV. The focus is on projects you worked on, obstacles
The interview began with my self-introduction, highlighting my background and skills. Then, the interviewer discussed my project, asking about: * Technologies used * My role * Challenges faced * Solutions implemented This helped demonstrat
It was an interview, like any other. The interview process started with a little intro, and then the technical part. Topics included polymorphism and functions, followed by a discussion on the project done.
It was a walk-in interview process for experienced candidates, followed by two rounds per candidate: a Technical round and an HR round. **Technical Round** Questions are generally based on your CV. The focus is on projects you worked on, obstacles
The interview began with my self-introduction, highlighting my background and skills. Then, the interviewer discussed my project, asking about: * Technologies used * My role * Challenges faced * Solutions implemented This helped demonstrat