Work-life balance, good team, none.
Old technology, not trying new things.
I had four rounds of technical interviews. The first round involved writing code for a couple of problems. They weren't too tough. You were expected to walk the interviewer through your code. The next two rounds focused on different areas of my tec
One written test, four technical rounds, and one HR round. All technical rounds test your programming skills. They are never concerned with definitions; they only check if you can apply what you have learned so far.
It was easy; there were a total of 3 rounds: 2 technical and 1 managerial. The questions were easy, provided you have good knowledge of collections and data structures. Puzzles were random, but those were also easy.
I had four rounds of technical interviews. The first round involved writing code for a couple of problems. They weren't too tough. You were expected to walk the interviewer through your code. The next two rounds focused on different areas of my tec
One written test, four technical rounds, and one HR round. All technical rounds test your programming skills. They are never concerned with definitions; they only check if you can apply what you have learned so far.
It was easy; there were a total of 3 rounds: 2 technical and 1 managerial. The questions were easy, provided you have good knowledge of collections and data structures. Puzzles were random, but those were also easy.