Target is a great organization. It's employee-friendly. It has good leaders to work with.
I don't find any cons.
The interview process was very smooth. The interviewers guided us throughout the process and helped us out in case we got stuck. The HR was super nice and coordinated very well.
The hiring began with one coding round, and if you clear that, then 3 rounds of interview: Java and Spring Boot focused coding round (writing pseudocode etc.), behavioral round, and HR focusing some mind puzzles.
I had applied through campus placements. It was a one-day process. First round: Technical aptitude. There were 11 questions, out of which 10 were MCQs related to the expected output of given code snippets. There was also 1 coding question. Second r
The interview process was very smooth. The interviewers guided us throughout the process and helped us out in case we got stuck. The HR was super nice and coordinated very well.
The hiring began with one coding round, and if you clear that, then 3 rounds of interview: Java and Spring Boot focused coding round (writing pseudocode etc.), behavioral round, and HR focusing some mind puzzles.
I had applied through campus placements. It was a one-day process. First round: Technical aptitude. There were 11 questions, out of which 10 were MCQs related to the expected output of given code snippets. There was also 1 coding question. Second r