This company is really good to work with. They give you your time and space. They don't bug you with status update calls or anything like that. They push you to learn new skills and even give you POCs so that you have real-time hands-on experience. If you get a job in this company, do take it. You won't regret it.
As such, there are no cons that I can think of.
Keep up the good work.
Two rounds of technical interviews. One managerial interview (discussion about previous job experience and expectations with the new role). Final HR call (salary negotiations, date of availability, discussion about pre-employment medical checkup).
The recruitment team was quick to reach out and schedule the interview. They provided detailed information about the interview process, including: * The format * The people I would be meeting with * What to expect at each stage
The technical round is tough, but you have to be prepared with helpful Glassdoor review questions. Then you will definitely be able to clear the technical round. Java, Spring, Spring Boot, Spring Security, JPA, and Hibernate – these all should be pr
Two rounds of technical interviews. One managerial interview (discussion about previous job experience and expectations with the new role). Final HR call (salary negotiations, date of availability, discussion about pre-employment medical checkup).
The recruitment team was quick to reach out and schedule the interview. They provided detailed information about the interview process, including: * The format * The people I would be meeting with * What to expect at each stage
The technical round is tough, but you have to be prepared with helpful Glassdoor review questions. Then you will definitely be able to clear the technical round. Java, Spring, Spring Boot, Spring Security, JPA, and Hibernate – these all should be pr