Good benefits, flexible hours, and friendly coworkers.
Sometimes proper structured methodology isn't followed.
One walk-in drive for women. One-on-one technical interview. Just one round and no one contacted later. No rejection mail/no selected mail. Just said that they will get back later. Still waiting, and one month has gone.
The interview was straightforward. Introductions were made, then on to technical questions. I was asked about previous experiences and explained them in depth when asked to. However, they didn't allow time for me to ask questions, even with time stil
Interviewer was friendly. Some/all of the questions he asked: * diff between int and Integer * diff between == and equals() * what do you need to do when you override equals() and why? * diff between abstract and interface * what is enum class * ha
One walk-in drive for women. One-on-one technical interview. Just one round and no one contacted later. No rejection mail/no selected mail. Just said that they will get back later. Still waiting, and one month has gone.
The interview was straightforward. Introductions were made, then on to technical questions. I was asked about previous experiences and explained them in depth when asked to. However, they didn't allow time for me to ask questions, even with time stil
Interviewer was friendly. Some/all of the questions he asked: * diff between int and Integer * diff between == and equals() * what do you need to do when you override equals() and why? * diff between abstract and interface * what is enum class * ha