Fair. You learn a lot. Good process.
Work-life balance is bad.
Two interviews: 1. **Technical Interview:** This will involve a normal set of questions, such as "What is OOP?" and "What is the difference between a Set and a List?" There will also be a small programming code exercise. 2. **HR Interview:** This
It was a really nice experience. The interviewer was professional, and the interview questions were easy and simple. Main topics covered were the basics in Java, OOP, design patterns, and data structures.
It was actually smooth till the HR contacted me for the offering in the final step. They asked me for a payslip, and when I asked them if it was mandatory, they said no; it was just for their market knowledge. So, I didn't send it. In the same meeti
Two interviews: 1. **Technical Interview:** This will involve a normal set of questions, such as "What is OOP?" and "What is the difference between a Set and a List?" There will also be a small programming code exercise. 2. **HR Interview:** This
It was a really nice experience. The interviewer was professional, and the interview questions were easy and simple. Main topics covered were the basics in Java, OOP, design patterns, and data structures.
It was actually smooth till the HR contacted me for the offering in the final step. They asked me for a payslip, and when I asked them if it was mandatory, they said no; it was just for their market knowledge. So, I didn't send it. In the same meeti