Lot of domains and fast-paced learning. Active environment to work in. Good facilities.
Career development opportunities are limited. There's no scope to learn great technologies. There are a lot of re-organizations.
eBay always starts with a tough or detailed Java-related telephonic interview. To pass this interview, you just need to know a few things: * Java interview questions (like what is `static`, `finally`, and also some difficult ones like what are ge
Call from Director. He explained the position and asked a couple of general questions about the industry. Luckily, he liked the answers and called for an onsite interview. Simple questions were asked, covering algorithms, sorting, behavioral aspect
I received an employee referral and was called for a first technical phone screen round. The interview asked me questions from LeetCode. It was fairly simple, but with a lot of cross-questions for the solution I provided.
eBay always starts with a tough or detailed Java-related telephonic interview. To pass this interview, you just need to know a few things: * Java interview questions (like what is `static`, `finally`, and also some difficult ones like what are ge
Call from Director. He explained the position and asked a couple of general questions about the industry. Luckily, he liked the answers and called for an onsite interview. Simple questions were asked, covering algorithms, sorting, behavioral aspect
I received an employee referral and was called for a first technical phone screen round. The interview asked me questions from LeetCode. It was fairly simple, but with a lot of cross-questions for the solution I provided.