Good working environment and work-life balance.
No cons at this time.
I got a message from the recruitment team on LinkedIn. After a few days, they called me for the first round. Then I went through: * Screening * Technical round * One manager interview. The interview process was smooth and well-mannered. They gave m
3 technical rounds + 1 techno-managerial round. The questions were a mixture of basic concepts, programs, core concepts, and even architecture-level questions. I was interviewed on topics including Java, Databases (both SQL and NoSQL), Microservices
It's easy to crack. Most of the questions are based on Oops concepts, microservices, Spring Boot, JUnit, REST API, JSON, parsing, and all concepts covered. It's easy to crack. Most of the questions are based on Oops concepts, microservices, Spring B
I got a message from the recruitment team on LinkedIn. After a few days, they called me for the first round. Then I went through: * Screening * Technical round * One manager interview. The interview process was smooth and well-mannered. They gave m
3 technical rounds + 1 techno-managerial round. The questions were a mixture of basic concepts, programs, core concepts, and even architecture-level questions. I was interviewed on topics including Java, Databases (both SQL and NoSQL), Microservices
It's easy to crack. Most of the questions are based on Oops concepts, microservices, Spring Boot, JUnit, REST API, JSON, parsing, and all concepts covered. It's easy to crack. Most of the questions are based on Oops concepts, microservices, Spring B