Good working environment, and there are lots of learning opportunities.
Getting a project when released.
It seems that a project change means joining a new company. You have to prepare for a tough interview to get a new project.
The interview process was smooth. It was mostly technical and scenario-based questions. A group panel conducted the interview. The panel consisted of both managers and technical specialists. Overall, it was an average interview.
The process was not very interesting. The interviewer seemed tired. The only questions were the generic ones about my background, family, etc. He asked about my skills, but just for the sake of it. He did not seem concerned about the warm way in whic
It was good; asked basic questions. * Temp data * Keep peek * OOPS concept * ADO.NET * Interface * Data injection * SQL queries Current project you are working in. Version control. Agile. Which architecture you have used in project. M
The interview process was smooth. It was mostly technical and scenario-based questions. A group panel conducted the interview. The panel consisted of both managers and technical specialists. Overall, it was an average interview.
The process was not very interesting. The interviewer seemed tired. The only questions were the generic ones about my background, family, etc. He asked about my skills, but just for the sake of it. He did not seem concerned about the warm way in whic
It was good; asked basic questions. * Temp data * Keep peek * OOPS concept * ADO.NET * Interface * Data injection * SQL queries Current project you are working in. Version control. Agile. Which architecture you have used in project. M