Visa has one of the best WLB. Senior staff are very friendly and supportive.
It's my first company, and I would say till now, no cons at all.
Visa should improve its salary for freshers. I think it's a bit less compared to companies like Intuit. Visa also has a very small number of employees but is a high-profit-making company.
Round one was an aptitude test. I was able to solve two questions and got shortlisted for the interview. Second round was technical. They asked basic questions on Java, since I told them I knew Java. Then they asked about DBMS and data structures an
The interview experience was good. They asked questions on DSA, SQL, Spring Boot, and behavioral topics. The difficulty level was medium, and if you are pretty good in coding, you will surely crack the interview. All the best to those reading this pa
I applied through a recruiter. It started with an OA consisting of 3 DSA questions at a medium level. Then tech round 1 was a walkthrough of my resume, one DSA problem, core Java, Spring Boot, the Spring Boot end-to-end lifecycle, and some stuff abo
Round one was an aptitude test. I was able to solve two questions and got shortlisted for the interview. Second round was technical. They asked basic questions on Java, since I told them I knew Java. Then they asked about DBMS and data structures an
The interview experience was good. They asked questions on DSA, SQL, Spring Boot, and behavioral topics. The difficulty level was medium, and if you are pretty good in coding, you will surely crack the interview. All the best to those reading this pa
I applied through a recruiter. It started with an OA consisting of 3 DSA questions at a medium level. Then tech round 1 was a walkthrough of my resume, one DSA problem, core Java, Spring Boot, the Spring Boot end-to-end lifecycle, and some stuff abo