Enough bench time if you're looking for the chill in your life.
Trained in Java full stack development, then getting allocated to a totally different technology (like SAP, Salesforce, etc.) for which you have to get trained again.
For once, care. That's all it takes.
I had loads of C++ questions. I completed the code, but the interviewer focused on the time and efficiency of it. This was my first interview right after college, so he also recommended a book: "C++ for Professionals."
My interview process at Capgemini began with an HR screening where they asked about my background and interest in the role. Next, I proceeded to a technical phone screen. During this stage, I solved coding problems focused on data structures and alg
It was through campus placement. There were two rounds of technical interviews and an HR round as well. The first interviewer was quite friendly, but the second was the scariest of all. It was as if I was being interviewed by the principal of my sc
I had loads of C++ questions. I completed the code, but the interviewer focused on the time and efficiency of it. This was my first interview right after college, so he also recommended a book: "C++ for Professionals."
My interview process at Capgemini began with an HR screening where they asked about my background and interest in the role. Next, I proceeded to a technical phone screen. During this stage, I solved coding problems focused on data structures and alg
It was through campus placement. There were two rounds of technical interviews and an HR round as well. The first interviewer was quite friendly, but the second was the scariest of all. It was as if I was being interviewed by the principal of my sc