Not much pressure, and managers are very helpful and technically strong.
Hikes are not good. Technologies are outdated.
Had an initial 3-hour 1:1 interview which included a lot of algorithm questions, problem-solving, and descriptive questions in Java. This was continued by a 45-minute PL/SQL interview. Was called later for another set of interviews, which had questi
They focus mainly on Core Java. They ask logical questions on Arrays and the Collection Framework, and we need to write code snippets. After clearing this round, there will be a manager round where they will ask you to design a project for the given
1. Telephone technical interview: Mostly on Java. 2. Face-to-face round 1 technical interview. Asked me to write a program for a problem. Checked my automation knowledge. 3. Face-to-face round 2: Testing capability. Asked me to write all possible cor
Had an initial 3-hour 1:1 interview which included a lot of algorithm questions, problem-solving, and descriptive questions in Java. This was continued by a 45-minute PL/SQL interview. Was called later for another set of interviews, which had questi
They focus mainly on Core Java. They ask logical questions on Arrays and the Collection Framework, and we need to write code snippets. After clearing this round, there will be a manager round where they will ask you to design a project for the given
1. Telephone technical interview: Mostly on Java. 2. Face-to-face round 1 technical interview. Asked me to write a program for a problem. Checked my automation knowledge. 3. Face-to-face round 2: Testing capability. Asked me to write all possible cor