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I can’t think of any cons.
It was very tough. I had questions on data structures, best practices to solve problems, and tricks. I gained the latest awareness about technology. Agile Methodology and code commits were discussed. There was a very detailed explanation of the proj
Such a long process of about 3 months. Around 5 telephonic and 2 office visits, each with 2 rounds per day. And finally, when it comes to negotiation, the HR team will tell you that what you asked for in the beginning (and on which they agreed) is n
The first round was a HackerRank test, which was tough but fair. After getting selected, the next round I had was a technical round. They asked tons of theory-oriented questions on Java, which felt more suited for Dev rather than QA.
It was very tough. I had questions on data structures, best practices to solve problems, and tricks. I gained the latest awareness about technology. Agile Methodology and code commits were discussed. There was a very detailed explanation of the proj
Such a long process of about 3 months. Around 5 telephonic and 2 office visits, each with 2 rounds per day. And finally, when it comes to negotiation, the HR team will tell you that what you asked for in the beginning (and on which they agreed) is n
The first round was a HackerRank test, which was tough but fair. After getting selected, the next round I had was a technical round. They asked tons of theory-oriented questions on Java, which felt more suited for Dev rather than QA.