As most of them are new, nobody knows what needs to be done.
There's no proper design, no architect; everything is taken care of by the manager, and they have no knowledge of how the system works or how to migrate to microservices/a new stack.
Mostly single-digit hikes and no guarantee on a 100% bonus.
Interview was scheduled after showing interest in their email. The interview process was pretty much simple: one technical interview, followed by a code challenge on HackerEarth, then a manager round. I did not have an HR round as the HR people were
One of the worst interview experiences. I applied with 8 years of experience, but instead of asking design or problem-solving questions, they asked me to name properties of this and that. What will happen if you delete an @SpringBootApplication annot
Two technical rounds and then the managerial round. The technical rounds were a bit complex but manageable. The managerial round was more focused on real-time problem-solving, questions about stress management, and questions about handling deadlines.
Interview was scheduled after showing interest in their email. The interview process was pretty much simple: one technical interview, followed by a code challenge on HackerEarth, then a manager round. I did not have an HR round as the HR people were
One of the worst interview experiences. I applied with 8 years of experience, but instead of asking design or problem-solving questions, they asked me to name properties of this and that. What will happen if you delete an @SpringBootApplication annot
Two technical rounds and then the managerial round. The technical rounds were a bit complex but manageable. The managerial round was more focused on real-time problem-solving, questions about stress management, and questions about handling deadlines.