Great work-life balance and enough time.
Pretty less chance to develop skills.
I gave three interviews on the same day. Round One: From basic Java/OOPS to high-level approaches, quiz, and SQL/PL-SQL. 45 mins. Round Two: On Java design concepts, intricate features of Java, and quiz. 30 mins. Round Three: Sort of HR. 5-10 mins
Part of college hiring. The whole process took around 6 hours. Questions were based on general DSA topics related to Linked Lists and arrays. Overall, there were: * 2 pure technical rounds * 1 manager round * 1 HR round The process went very smoot
Three technical rounds and one HR round. Most questions were from DBMS only. However, they also asked questions from Java, C, OS, and Web Technology (some very basic questions). In DBMS, they started with a scenario: "I am organizing a Sports Day e
I gave three interviews on the same day. Round One: From basic Java/OOPS to high-level approaches, quiz, and SQL/PL-SQL. 45 mins. Round Two: On Java design concepts, intricate features of Java, and quiz. 30 mins. Round Three: Sort of HR. 5-10 mins
Part of college hiring. The whole process took around 6 hours. Questions were based on general DSA topics related to Linked Lists and arrays. Overall, there were: * 2 pure technical rounds * 1 manager round * 1 HR round The process went very smoot
Three technical rounds and one HR round. Most questions were from DBMS only. However, they also asked questions from Java, C, OS, and Web Technology (some very basic questions). In DBMS, they started with a scenario: "I am organizing a Sports Day e