There is good work-life balance.
Pay scale increment is negligible. You won't learn much which is useful for your career development.
1. Spoke with the Product Manager to get a scope of what each project is about. 2. Spoke with the Manager of the group (could ask technical or non-technical questions). 3. Spoke with Developers of the group (mostly technical).
They will call people onsite. Most questions are from the resume (about projects, etc.) and cover algorithms and data structures.
This is the description for the Java Skill Interview Process: * Initial written screening round. Expect SCJP questions for objective and one easy and one very hard program. * They screen 90% of people off this written exam. * Two rounds of tec
1. Spoke with the Product Manager to get a scope of what each project is about. 2. Spoke with the Manager of the group (could ask technical or non-technical questions). 3. Spoke with Developers of the group (mostly technical).
They will call people onsite. Most questions are from the resume (about projects, etc.) and cover algorithms and data structures.
This is the description for the Java Skill Interview Process: * Initial written screening round. Expect SCJP questions for objective and one easy and one very hard program. * They screen 90% of people off this written exam. * Two rounds of tec