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Recently, I was interviewed for a Java Developer profile requiring 2 years of experience. It was an average interview that consisted of 4 rounds. The 1st and 2nd rounds were technical interviews. The 3rd round was a managerial interview. The last ro
1. Phone interview mostly asking about previous experiences and whether you possess skills mentioned in the job description. 2. Technical Round: Asked about Microservices, Maven dependency, and Spring Boot annotations. 3. Senior Manager: Asked abou
Coding Round and then Technical interview. The coding round is harder, and they will judge you based on the coding itself. They will ask some concepts from Java, like the stream interface.
Recently, I was interviewed for a Java Developer profile requiring 2 years of experience. It was an average interview that consisted of 4 rounds. The 1st and 2nd rounds were technical interviews. The 3rd round was a managerial interview. The last ro
1. Phone interview mostly asking about previous experiences and whether you possess skills mentioned in the job description. 2. Technical Round: Asked about Microservices, Maven dependency, and Spring Boot annotations. 3. Senior Manager: Asked abou
Coding Round and then Technical interview. The coding round is harder, and they will judge you based on the coding itself. They will ask some concepts from Java, like the stream interface.