Amazing, I've got a lot to learn.
None to be honest with you.
Round 1: Written test consisting of 30 questions. A mix of coding, OS, and analytics questions. Round 2: One on one. Questions based on stack, lists, JVM, and multithreading. Round 3: Group. Questions on web services, HTTP protocol, load balancing,
1st round is online with a coding test, which is average. 2nd round is an interview. The next round is on basics of OS, networking, Python, and Linux. What is an IP address? What is the OSI layer? Mostly resume.
It was a three-round team interview. The questions were easy to medium, mostly targeting the previous project, with a few questions about system designs. The people were polite and welcoming.
Round 1: Written test consisting of 30 questions. A mix of coding, OS, and analytics questions. Round 2: One on one. Questions based on stack, lists, JVM, and multithreading. Round 3: Group. Questions on web services, HTTP protocol, load balancing,
1st round is online with a coding test, which is average. 2nd round is an interview. The next round is on basics of OS, networking, Python, and Linux. What is an IP address? What is the OSI layer? Mostly resume.
It was a three-round team interview. The questions were easy to medium, mostly targeting the previous project, with a few questions about system designs. The people were polite and welcoming.