Pretty good work-life balance.
Maybe development can be better.
It was medium level. The interviewer was very helpful and cooperative. Basic questions were asked. Java OOPs concepts, Multithreading, Collections, JDBC, Servlet, and MySQL were asked. Overall, a great experience.
some core Java questions, and follow up with a coding challenge. The question is tricky, and I just think they don't want to hire people. They ask you some nonsense questions to show they have dived into the Java source code.
Campus interview: At first, a presentation about the company is given, followed by an aptitude test and then a 1:1 interview. For entry-level positions, the interview mainly consists of basic programming questions and the final year project.
It was medium level. The interviewer was very helpful and cooperative. Basic questions were asked. Java OOPs concepts, Multithreading, Collections, JDBC, Servlet, and MySQL were asked. Overall, a great experience.
some core Java questions, and follow up with a coding challenge. The question is tricky, and I just think they don't want to hire people. They ask you some nonsense questions to show they have dived into the Java source code.
Campus interview: At first, a presentation about the company is given, followed by an aptitude test and then a 1:1 interview. For entry-level positions, the interview mainly consists of basic programming questions and the final year project.