Worked on a team of interns and was able to gain hands-on experience working on a company website.
No real cons, as they helped us learn and experience whatever we wanted.
It was a nice experience, but they asked about the coding part mostly. They asked in terms of theory concepts and questions about the resume. Then questions were asked from the resume, so make sure that you are more familiar with what you have ente
Had a single round technical interview with questions about Java and Spring Boot. There were also questions about React JS. Then, there was the HR interview, after which they will let you know the result.
20-minute interview. Questions based on projects. Nothing else was asked, but they went deeper into our academic projects. Some "oops" concepts were asked for others.
It was a nice experience, but they asked about the coding part mostly. They asked in terms of theory concepts and questions about the resume. Then questions were asked from the resume, so make sure that you are more familiar with what you have ente
Had a single round technical interview with questions about Java and Spring Boot. There were also questions about React JS. Then, there was the HR interview, after which they will let you know the result.
20-minute interview. Questions based on projects. Nothing else was asked, but they went deeper into our academic projects. Some "oops" concepts were asked for others.