I was placed on a great team and learned a lot. Lots of group work on my team.
Didn't give us that much work as interns. The work was boring.
This remote interview was pretty standard, but also more intense than most entry-level interviews I've had. It covered a lot of Spring Boot and basic Java/Data Structure questions, and of course, basic REST API knowledge.
I had two rounds of interviews. The first round was all about Java and Angular. The second round was mostly behavioral, with Java and AWS-related questions. To succeed in this interview, you must have good knowledge of Java, Angular, and AWS.
I applied via a campus recruiter, passed the first-round interview, and was invited for an on-site interview. To my best knowledge, everything went well, and I was shocked when, a couple of days later, I received a rejection email. I could not pinp
This remote interview was pretty standard, but also more intense than most entry-level interviews I've had. It covered a lot of Spring Boot and basic Java/Data Structure questions, and of course, basic REST API knowledge.
I had two rounds of interviews. The first round was all about Java and Angular. The second round was mostly behavioral, with Java and AWS-related questions. To succeed in this interview, you must have good knowledge of Java, Angular, and AWS.
I applied via a campus recruiter, passed the first-round interview, and was invited for an on-site interview. To my best knowledge, everything went well, and I was shocked when, a couple of days later, I received a rejection email. I could not pinp