The company isn't going anywhere (most likely). Pay is respectable. Depending on the team, the environment is okay.
No training. No place for advancement. Stuck in a hierarchical model half the time under the guise of Agile. Pretty political. They don't really want to make employees fully remote.
Find a place for programmers to move past the grade they hire into, without requiring them to go into management. Otherwise, they will go somewhere else where they will get rewarded for what they're good at.
1. HR screening round. It's very simple. 2. Technical round. You're expected to answer basic Java-related questions. 3. Technical round 2. Pair programming round. 4. Salary discussion round with manager.
I took an online assessment, which consisted of multiple-choice questions and one coding problem. I think I got most questions correct. For the coding problem, I had a solution that worked, but it wasn't fast enough for all test cases, and I ran out
Interview process started with an online assessment (most relevant to REST webservice creation using Spring Boot Maven, some questions related to SQL and Angular MCQs), followed by 2-3 technical rounds (1-2 DSA questions with easy to moderate difficu
1. HR screening round. It's very simple. 2. Technical round. You're expected to answer basic Java-related questions. 3. Technical round 2. Pair programming round. 4. Salary discussion round with manager.
I took an online assessment, which consisted of multiple-choice questions and one coding problem. I think I got most questions correct. For the coding problem, I had a solution that worked, but it wasn't fast enough for all test cases, and I ran out
Interview process started with an online assessment (most relevant to REST webservice creation using Spring Boot Maven, some questions related to SQL and Angular MCQs), followed by 2-3 technical rounds (1-2 DSA questions with easy to moderate difficu