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Phone Interview: * Set a time through e-mail. * Receive a phone call to talk about your previous work and skills. * Discuss why you are interested in the role. * Answer questions about your most liked programming language. * Answer basic c
Telephonic round at the company premises. Based on Core Java and a bit of advanced Java. Purely basic questions. I was there for an Android interview, but the interviewer asked more about Core Java, which is acceptable. However, I expected more ques
I had two rounds of interviews. First was a technical round, and on the same day, the second round was managerial with the project manager. After that, I had an HR round, which was basically a salary discussion.
Phone Interview: * Set a time through e-mail. * Receive a phone call to talk about your previous work and skills. * Discuss why you are interested in the role. * Answer questions about your most liked programming language. * Answer basic c
Telephonic round at the company premises. Based on Core Java and a bit of advanced Java. Purely basic questions. I was there for an Android interview, but the interviewer asked more about Core Java, which is acceptable. However, I expected more ques
I had two rounds of interviews. First was a technical round, and on the same day, the second round was managerial with the project manager. After that, I had an HR round, which was basically a salary discussion.