You get to work on a variety of projects, as the platform has so many touch points. Great work-life balance.
Not the best compensation and not very enthusiastic with promotions.
They had to pre-record the answer for the question they provided and do it by a certain date. They required you to smile to the camera, have your own personality, and look at the camera, not down. With technical questions, they required you to use
I had a 1-to-1 interview with a Japanese guy. I explained things about my project and stuff, but the interviewer didn't understand English. The whole process was not well organized. I was so mad to face this situation after spending my time and mo
The interview process is good. They ask basic questions from core Java, like OOPS concepts, method overloading, and overriding. Annotations and HTTP methods from Spring Boot. They are also asking some basics from MySQL.
They had to pre-record the answer for the question they provided and do it by a certain date. They required you to smile to the camera, have your own personality, and look at the camera, not down. With technical questions, they required you to use
I had a 1-to-1 interview with a Japanese guy. I explained things about my project and stuff, but the interviewer didn't understand English. The whole process was not well organized. I was so mad to face this situation after spending my time and mo
The interview process is good. They ask basic questions from core Java, like OOPS concepts, method overloading, and overriding. Annotations and HTTP methods from Spring Boot. They are also asking some basics from MySQL.