Initial salary is high, plus you get a retention bonus.
Work-life balance is very good. You don't feel any pressure.
Esteemed company which adds weight to your career.
Salary increase isn't that great. Even promotion is not tied to salary increase. Those are two different things.
All internal technology, hence you don't get to learn open-source technology. Which leads to your experience not mattering to the outside world.
Somewhat routine job with not much challenging stuff to do or learn.
Not just initial salary, but later hikes and promotional related salary rises also matter.
Not just in interviews, but in real work also, people want to do interesting, challenging jobs where they get to learn more to improve their careers.
Introduce yourself and your projects. Cross-questioning on projects. Implement merge sort. Mathematical/aptitude questions (2 of them). Oops: What are the 4 pillars of Oops? Static vs. dynamic polymorphism.
The interview lasted for 1 hour. Programming questions were asked, and puzzles were also part of the discussion. There were two puzzles, one of which involved waters and containers. It was a great interview, but I wasn't able to answer all the quest
Few puzzles and core Java questions like - reversing a string, counting the digits in a number, etc. Also on the SQL part like - group by queries, cardinality related questions, etc.
Introduce yourself and your projects. Cross-questioning on projects. Implement merge sort. Mathematical/aptitude questions (2 of them). Oops: What are the 4 pillars of Oops? Static vs. dynamic polymorphism.
The interview lasted for 1 hour. Programming questions were asked, and puzzles were also part of the discussion. There were two puzzles, one of which involved waters and containers. It was a great interview, but I wasn't able to answer all the quest
Few puzzles and core Java questions like - reversing a string, counting the digits in a number, etc. Also on the SQL part like - group by queries, cardinality related questions, etc.