I was given a new full-stack application using Angular and Express which had a great learning curve and really made me understand the end-to-end building, testing and deployment of a modern Web App. Had an amazing support system with two senior engineers who literally helped up step-by-step during some parts, and highly friendly managers who motivated us throughout with prompt feedback.
As an intern, I found no cons or downsides working here. Maybe the compensation was a little low compared to the industry standard, but as an intern, the main goal is to learn as much as possible, which was definitely achieved.
After the online assessment, there were 2 rounds. One was technical (which involved coding questions as well as explaining object-oriented programming fundamentals with real-world examples), and one was an HR round.
Got an interview call letter from Aegis Consultant. The initial round was HackerRank, which was 1 hour long and consisted of 3 coding questions. I would say the process was good, but I was told that even if I couldn't get the output for all 3 questi
The interview went well, but no offer was extended, even though I followed up for a month. They will keep you on hold for so long and will not release the offer. It was a pathetic offer process I went through.
After the online assessment, there were 2 rounds. One was technical (which involved coding questions as well as explaining object-oriented programming fundamentals with real-world examples), and one was an HR round.
Got an interview call letter from Aegis Consultant. The initial round was HackerRank, which was 1 hour long and consisted of 3 coding questions. I would say the process was good, but I was told that even if I couldn't get the output for all 3 questi
The interview went well, but no offer was extended, even though I followed up for a month. They will keep you on hold for so long and will not release the offer. It was a pathetic offer process I went through.