Not any major cons.
I received a call from the technical team at Intel. It was supposed to be a general discussion but turned out to be a full interview. The interview went well. The following week, I was asked to appear for the next round. There were two face-to-face
I was interviewed; it seemed like a data-grabbing exercise to inquire about my current CTC and position. The main focus was on proving my answers were wrong, even though I complied and later notified them, proving my answers were correct. Also, it s
I underwent a 25-minute, face-to-face interview. It consisted of questions covering: * JavaScript fundamentals * Projects * React.js There was also one coding question, focusing on arrays.
I received a call from the technical team at Intel. It was supposed to be a general discussion but turned out to be a full interview. The interview went well. The following week, I was asked to appear for the next round. There were two face-to-face
I was interviewed; it seemed like a data-grabbing exercise to inquire about my current CTC and position. The main focus was on proving my answers were wrong, even though I complied and later notified them, proving my answers were correct. Also, it s
I underwent a 25-minute, face-to-face interview. It consisted of questions covering: * JavaScript fundamentals * Projects * React.js There was also one coding question, focusing on arrays.