No pros. You will be good as long as you are on project. Once out of project, it becomes a pain.
They can put you in any technology. Billing is the main criterion.
In the DSA interview, simpler LeetCode medium and easy questions were posed. Core subjects received in-depth scrutiny, along with a focus on project-related inquiries. The evaluation encompassed a diverse range of skills.
Had a tech round, which was ok. The next was a managerial round, which baffled me. Why would someone ask if someone is comfortable with a particular library over the language itself? Test the logic and language skills over a specific library.
3 rounds of interviews: 1. Technical round 2. Second technical round 3. HR round Then they will ask you about your previous company and work type, your domain knowledge, and technical knowledge required (whatever is written on your resume).
In the DSA interview, simpler LeetCode medium and easy questions were posed. Core subjects received in-depth scrutiny, along with a focus on project-related inquiries. The evaluation encompassed a diverse range of skills.
Had a tech round, which was ok. The next was a managerial round, which baffled me. Why would someone ask if someone is comfortable with a particular library over the language itself? Test the logic and language skills over a specific library.
3 rounds of interviews: 1. Technical round 2. Second technical round 3. HR round Then they will ask you about your previous company and work type, your domain knowledge, and technical knowledge required (whatever is written on your resume).