Yes, good. Yes, for me and everyone.
Nothing to be honest, sir.
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,
After filling in the online application, I had a telephone interview with the personnel department. This was followed by a telephone interview with a member of the technical staff. Then there was an online coding test, which in turn was followed by
First, there was a phone screen that took about 40 minutes. It included some information about the project and then questions related to networking, databases, Linux, and OOP concepts. After the phone screen interview, there was a 1:1 interview.
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,
After filling in the online application, I had a telephone interview with the personnel department. This was followed by a telephone interview with a member of the technical staff. Then there was an online coding test, which in turn was followed by
First, there was a phone screen that took about 40 minutes. It included some information about the project and then questions related to networking, databases, Linux, and OOP concepts. After the phone screen interview, there was a 1:1 interview.