Everything is detailed, no more changes.
No negatives or cons about this.
I gave an interview in 2019 as a fresher. The manageable rounds were for full-stack employment, and it's easier for walk-in interviews in colleges. After my graduation, they gave me the offer letter.
Hectic 3-round interview, in which there was a 45-minute-long technical interview, where the interviewer asked me to explain and write some programs. It was a pool recruitment where 1400 candidates, from which 150 got through.
Java Developer Role: Ask about: * Java 8 features in detail * Stream API programming * Microservices architecture * REST API * SQL queries * Design patterns * SOLID design principles * Microservices design patterns * Functional interfaces * Optiona
I gave an interview in 2019 as a fresher. The manageable rounds were for full-stack employment, and it's easier for walk-in interviews in colleges. After my graduation, they gave me the offer letter.
Hectic 3-round interview, in which there was a 45-minute-long technical interview, where the interviewer asked me to explain and write some programs. It was a pool recruitment where 1400 candidates, from which 150 got through.
Java Developer Role: Ask about: * Java 8 features in detail * Stream API programming * Microservices architecture * REST API * SQL queries * Design patterns * SOLID design principles * Microservices design patterns * Functional interfaces * Optiona