Work-life is balanced because of various fun events conducted at regular intervals.
No cons as such here.
I had two technical rounds. In the first round, they asked about UFT tool-related questions and a few programs on VBScripting. This round was difficult. In the next round, it was more of logical questions.
Online written test on verbal, logical, and quantitative aptitude, followed by a group discussion, and then a face-to-face interview. I applied as a trained Java fresher, so the interviewer asked some questions on Java, SQL, and my academic project.
The first round was aptitude. The second round was technical, where Java was asked. MCQs were present, covering topics such as collections, Spring, Spring Boot, and core Java. The last round was an interview.
I had two technical rounds. In the first round, they asked about UFT tool-related questions and a few programs on VBScripting. This round was difficult. In the next round, it was more of logical questions.
Online written test on verbal, logical, and quantitative aptitude, followed by a group discussion, and then a face-to-face interview. I applied as a trained Java fresher, so the interviewer asked some questions on Java, SQL, and my academic project.
The first round was aptitude. The second round was technical, where Java was asked. MCQs were present, covering topics such as collections, Spring, Spring Boot, and core Java. The last round was an interview.