It's a good learning curve and understanding the performance of the application.
There is no contribution from the teams and colleagues.
It was good, and you can easily crack it if you have command over DS and Algo to some extent. You also have to be good at Java basics and Java 8 concepts.
The interviewer asked me to describe my ongoing projects and their data models. There was a lot of focus on Java, but not necessarily on meaningful aspects. It felt like he wanted to quickly go through a Java primer book, covering as many topics as
Round 1: DSA in any programming language. Round 2: Team interaction. Round 3: Offer letter. Overall, the process was smooth and friendly. Recruiters were very helpful. In DSA, they might ask about arrays and trees. The complexity was also reasonabl
It was good, and you can easily crack it if you have command over DS and Algo to some extent. You also have to be good at Java basics and Java 8 concepts.
The interviewer asked me to describe my ongoing projects and their data models. There was a lot of focus on Java, but not necessarily on meaningful aspects. It felt like he wanted to quickly go through a Java primer book, covering as many topics as
Round 1: DSA in any programming language. Round 2: Team interaction. Round 3: Offer letter. Overall, the process was smooth and friendly. Recruiters were very helpful. In DSA, they might ask about arrays and trees. The complexity was also reasonabl