If you are qualified for the job, you can expect a decent, above-market level salary.
None for me right now.
For me, I think management should focus on clearing the databases and keeping only the valid data of the user, rather than keeping the raw data.
The interview process will consist of multiple rounds: * Interview 1: Programming fundamentals in Java and Data Structures * Interview 2: Big Data and SQL * Interview 3: System Design * Interview 4: Hiring Manager
The first round was about project experience, and I was asked to write SQL queries and some Unix commands. After five days, the second round started with a difficult SQL problem that I could not solve. I answered other questions well. Both rounds we
Two rounds at once. The first round contains a lot of questions related to my previous projects, reason why I left my last company, etc. The following round is purely Java.
The interview process will consist of multiple rounds: * Interview 1: Programming fundamentals in Java and Data Structures * Interview 2: Big Data and SQL * Interview 3: System Design * Interview 4: Hiring Manager
The first round was about project experience, and I was asked to write SQL queries and some Unix commands. After five days, the second round started with a difficult SQL problem that I could not solve. I answered other questions well. Both rounds we
Two rounds at once. The first round contains a lot of questions related to my previous projects, reason why I left my last company, etc. The following round is purely Java.