Except for good peers, nothing.
Salary and work-life balance
Round 1: Code with Cisco Round 2: Technical Interview Questions were on Linux environment variables, etc., OOPs (very easy concepts), a DSA problem (rainwater trapping), Docker, Operating Systems, and questions related to views in DBMS. Round 3: Di
There was no technical question; the interview was very simple. It was a single phone interview. I was asked for references, I provided two, and after two hours, I received the offer. It took more time to get the paperwork and sign the offer.
It was part of campus recruitment. A written test plus three sets of interviews were conducted: two technical and one HR interview. The roles offered included SE, IT, and NC.
Round 1: Code with Cisco Round 2: Technical Interview Questions were on Linux environment variables, etc., OOPs (very easy concepts), a DSA problem (rainwater trapping), Docker, Operating Systems, and questions related to views in DBMS. Round 3: Di
There was no technical question; the interview was very simple. It was a single phone interview. I was asked for references, I provided two, and after two hours, I received the offer. It took more time to get the paperwork and sign the offer.
It was part of campus recruitment. A written test plus three sets of interviews were conducted: two technical and one HR interview. The roles offered included SE, IT, and NC.