Good exposure to learn infrastructure.
Monotonous work, but can get time to learn something new.
Nothing
It was an on-campus placement for M.E. people. There was a direct technical interview round and then a HR round. Technical: Mostly about structures, linked lists, const char *p and char const *p difference, big endian and little endian, etc.
I had attended interviews with this company three times. They keep posting requirements for a PL/SQL Developer, and these requirements come through consultancies. The job descriptions are pathetic; they don't provide details of the required skills or
The interview was full-on, covering Linux internals and network protocols. It also touched upon the Linux OS command-line interface and its working scenarios. The discussion explored: * Linux process scheduling * Interrupt handling mechanisms *
It was an on-campus placement for M.E. people. There was a direct technical interview round and then a HR round. Technical: Mostly about structures, linked lists, const char *p and char const *p difference, big endian and little endian, etc.
I had attended interviews with this company three times. They keep posting requirements for a PL/SQL Developer, and these requirements come through consultancies. The job descriptions are pathetic; they don't provide details of the required skills or
The interview was full-on, covering Linux internals and network protocols. It also touched upon the Linux OS command-line interface and its working scenarios. The discussion explored: * Linux process scheduling * Interrupt handling mechanisms *