Really good for newcomers in the corporate world.
none as I can mention
L1 and L2: Two rounds of interviews. In L1, questions were asked about Java and Spring Boot, focusing on your experience with those technologies. L2 involved project-related questions and checked your knowledge of project grooming.
The interview was quite easy and short. The interviewer checked communication skills and asked one coding question, such as printing prime numbers or the Fibonacci series. They also inquired about your project. Overall, it felt more like an HR inter
The interview process consists of 3 rounds: * An online test containing aptitude questions. The questions were quite easy. * Essay writing. * A technical test covering OOP and data structures. Each session only opened when the previous one wa
L1 and L2: Two rounds of interviews. In L1, questions were asked about Java and Spring Boot, focusing on your experience with those technologies. L2 involved project-related questions and checked your knowledge of project grooming.
The interview was quite easy and short. The interviewer checked communication skills and asked one coding question, such as printing prime numbers or the Fibonacci series. They also inquired about your project. Overall, it felt more like an HR inter
The interview process consists of 3 rounds: * An online test containing aptitude questions. The questions were quite easy. * Essay writing. * A technical test covering OOP and data structures. Each session only opened when the previous one wa