Work-life balance is good, and adaptation to new technologies is also good.
Not that I can think of.
The interview process was smooth, and there were a total of 3 rounds. The first round was mostly on Java basics, multithreading, and 1-2 programming questions. The next round had slightly more complex programming. Then there was a managerial round, a
Easy to average questions. Except for questions around Core Java, Spring Boot, API, Cloud, and security. Gen AI is a big focus area these days, so prepare for that as well. Behavioral questions were also asked to check fitment.
I was asked to take a HackerRank test. It was a test of 1 hour 30 minutes with React and Spring Boot questions. In one and a half hours, I don't know how anyone can complete the exercise. There were three questions: one on React and two on Spring Bo
The interview process was smooth, and there were a total of 3 rounds. The first round was mostly on Java basics, multithreading, and 1-2 programming questions. The next round had slightly more complex programming. Then there was a managerial round, a
Easy to average questions. Except for questions around Core Java, Spring Boot, API, Cloud, and security. Gen AI is a big focus area these days, so prepare for that as well. Behavioral questions were also asked to check fitment.
I was asked to take a HackerRank test. It was a test of 1 hour 30 minutes with React and Spring Boot questions. In one and a half hours, I don't know how anyone can complete the exercise. There were three questions: one on React and two on Spring Bo