Work-life balance, pay, and projects.
Growth is not good. Nothing other than this.
First, I had a call with HR. After that, a technical interview was booked with a dev manager and two medior/senior developers. The questions were pretty basic, focusing on objective-oriented programming and JavaScript.
The interview process had three rounds. The first round was an online coding test focused on core Java, data structures, and algorithms. The second round was a technical interview where I was asked about Spring Boot, Hibernate, and microservices ar
It was good they asked technical questions from Java, SQL, HTML, JavaScript. Few of programming questions like find the second largest array, pattern programming, data structures. Where will you see in next 5 years? Asked to write queries.
First, I had a call with HR. After that, a technical interview was booked with a dev manager and two medior/senior developers. The questions were pretty basic, focusing on objective-oriented programming and JavaScript.
The interview process had three rounds. The first round was an online coding test focused on core Java, data structures, and algorithms. The second round was a technical interview where I was asked about Spring Boot, Hibernate, and microservices ar
It was good they asked technical questions from Java, SQL, HTML, JavaScript. Few of programming questions like find the second largest array, pattern programming, data structures. Where will you see in next 5 years? Asked to write queries.