Got to work on a massive legacy codebase.
It's very hard to learn everything.
It was a telephonic interview for software developer positions in Calgary. The questions that were asked were simple, and it was more of an HR round. They asked about the projects I have written on my resume. Some basic questions were: * What are
It was a conversion interview from intern to full time. It was very easy, provided you read through some Stack Overflow questions about the language (Java and SQL in my case, but mainly Java).
The first round consisted of basic technical questions, while the second round delved into architectural depth. A good understanding of Angular and JavaScript was evident. Both interviews lasted for one hour each. Overall, it was a good experience. T
It was a telephonic interview for software developer positions in Calgary. The questions that were asked were simple, and it was more of an HR round. They asked about the projects I have written on my resume. Some basic questions were: * What are
It was a conversion interview from intern to full time. It was very easy, provided you read through some Stack Overflow questions about the language (Java and SQL in my case, but mainly Java).
The first round consisted of basic technical questions, while the second round delved into architectural depth. A good understanding of Angular and JavaScript was evident. Both interviews lasted for one hour each. Overall, it was a good experience. T