It's good if projects are good.
Depends on the project, otherwise it can be tough.
The first round was a written test. There were 20 questions: 10 multiple choice and 10 descriptive. Questions were basically from C#, ASP, ASP.NET, and SQL Server. The questions were not too tough to solve. So, be prepared for the basics and their im
After waiting for 2 hours for the interview to begin, I was finally interviewed for around half an hour. Most of the questions were non-Cognos based. They were either Cognos admin questions (which was nowhere mentioned in the JD) or totally non-Cogn
Basic fundamentals questions on all the concepts of data engineering. SQL, Python, Azure, and Databricks, among others. Total 3 rounds: * 1 was a coding round. * 2 was a technical round. * 3rd was a behavioral round by a director or senior ma
The first round was a written test. There were 20 questions: 10 multiple choice and 10 descriptive. Questions were basically from C#, ASP, ASP.NET, and SQL Server. The questions were not too tough to solve. So, be prepared for the basics and their im
After waiting for 2 hours for the interview to begin, I was finally interviewed for around half an hour. Most of the questions were non-Cognos based. They were either Cognos admin questions (which was nowhere mentioned in the JD) or totally non-Cogn
Basic fundamentals questions on all the concepts of data engineering. SQL, Python, Azure, and Databricks, among others. Total 3 rounds: * 1 was a coding round. * 2 was a technical round. * 3rd was a behavioral round by a director or senior ma