Amazing work culture and exponential growth.
The cons are very few, actually. The learning curve is the best part.
Basic questions on topics related to software engineering and basics of Computer Science, such as computer networks, Operating Systems, and Object-Oriented Programming. Also on the developing side: front-end development such as React.js, back-end de
The interview was good, mostly on DSA and OOPs concepts, with good knowledge of Spring Boot and Hibernate, and some knowledge of AWS or any cloud services. They also asked about Scrum and Agile methodology.
I had applied for a 2 years' experience Java Developer role with a gap. My interviewer was very nice and humble, and made me feel absolutely comfortable while answering technical questions. I was asked questions on: * Java OOPS concepts * String *
Basic questions on topics related to software engineering and basics of Computer Science, such as computer networks, Operating Systems, and Object-Oriented Programming. Also on the developing side: front-end development such as React.js, back-end de
The interview was good, mostly on DSA and OOPs concepts, with good knowledge of Spring Boot and Hibernate, and some knowledge of AWS or any cloud services. They also asked about Scrum and Agile methodology.
I had applied for a 2 years' experience Java Developer role with a gap. My interviewer was very nice and humble, and made me feel absolutely comfortable while answering technical questions. I was asked questions on: * Java OOPS concepts * String *