Work-life balance is great. The work depends on the teams. Some teams have a high amount of work at certain times of the year, but overall, it is good.
You don't get to learn a lot; you are kind of doing stagnant work.
Salary hikes are also less.
L1 Round: Coding + Introduction * Self-introduction * Explanation of project and domain * Solving the questions L2 Round: Coding with Technical Aspects * JAVA Multithreading * Using JAVA Stream API to find the average of a given list *
I applied for a Java role. There were: * 3 technical rounds * 1 managerial round * One online coding round at the end (which is weird, since online-proctored coding rounds are usually done at the beginning of the interview process).
3 rounds, 1 telephonic ezoom call. 1st round: Core Java and DBMS relations. 2nd round: Spring Boot, Java 8 features, and collections. 3rd round: Snake and Ladders game design, React component design, SQL query on join, subquery.
L1 Round: Coding + Introduction * Self-introduction * Explanation of project and domain * Solving the questions L2 Round: Coding with Technical Aspects * JAVA Multithreading * Using JAVA Stream API to find the average of a given list *
I applied for a Java role. There were: * 3 technical rounds * 1 managerial round * One online coding round at the end (which is weird, since online-proctored coding rounds are usually done at the beginning of the interview process).
3 rounds, 1 telephonic ezoom call. 1st round: Core Java and DBMS relations. 2nd round: Spring Boot, Java 8 features, and collections. 3rd round: Snake and Ladders game design, React component design, SQL query on join, subquery.