Lot of good and knowledgeable people.
No meritocracy; no raise in salary except when jumping band, which is usually done only by years of seniority.
They gave me a set of OOP questions to assess my understanding of core principles like inheritance, polymorphism, abstraction, and encapsulation. I answered them thoroughly, discussed real-world applications, explained code snippets, and clarified l
The interview process usually starts with a coding test to check logical and programming skills. This is followed by a GD (group discussion) to assess communication and leadership. Next, a technical interview takes place, and finally, an HR interview
They asked mostly about core subjects like OS, CN, DBMS, etc., and some Docker and DevOps concepts. I went to the HR round, where they asked me detailed questions about my projects and resume. The interview lasted for almost 46-60 minutes.
They gave me a set of OOP questions to assess my understanding of core principles like inheritance, polymorphism, abstraction, and encapsulation. I answered them thoroughly, discussed real-world applications, explained code snippets, and clarified l
The interview process usually starts with a coding test to check logical and programming skills. This is followed by a GD (group discussion) to assess communication and leadership. Next, a technical interview takes place, and finally, an HR interview
They asked mostly about core subjects like OS, CN, DBMS, etc., and some Docker and DevOps concepts. I went to the HR round, where they asked me detailed questions about my projects and resume. The interview lasted for almost 46-60 minutes.