Great people to work with.
Large company benefits.
Based on location, it's easy to get overlooked. Networking (who knows you) is more important for progression than ability.
Face to face, it all started with a direct, practical question regarding a scenario. Then there were some more in-depth questions on the technical aspects, and what was interesting was that there were very good scenario-based questions.
Screening Call. Then technical interview with 2 people. Technical interview was a bit weird; the two were super serious, so any small talk went flat and threw off the vibe. Was an alright interview; I didn't think I did too bad. However, they call
First round, he directly jumped asking scenario-based questions on MQ and transactions in DB. There were a few questions on indexes, with no Java questions. I answered the index-related questions correctly. For the scenario-based questions, it seem
Face to face, it all started with a direct, practical question regarding a scenario. Then there were some more in-depth questions on the technical aspects, and what was interesting was that there were very good scenario-based questions.
Screening Call. Then technical interview with 2 people. Technical interview was a bit weird; the two were super serious, so any small talk went flat and threw off the vibe. Was an alright interview; I didn't think I did too bad. However, they call
First round, he directly jumped asking scenario-based questions on MQ and transactions in DB. There were a few questions on indexes, with no Java questions. I answered the index-related questions correctly. For the scenario-based questions, it seem