The pay is considerably good. As long as you are doing your work as expected, you will be recognized.
I am in software engineering for an internal application. Their systems are old, and you also have people who have been working there for many years – 15, 20+ years. Their mentality is different when it comes to new paradigms, and it is taking them a long time to adapt.
Be prepared to support really old, brittle systems. Even if your application is using new technology, the systems you will need to interact with will be old, along with old mindsets.
Four rounds of interviews. 1st round: Technical. 2nd round: Technical and mixed. 3rd round: More of management. 4th round: Onsite, where they asked more of a general project management. If you have worked in an enterprise organization, it's kind of
The interview revolves around technical hands-on experience and stays relevant as per the role expectation. Answer it with technical coverage and proceed with an understanding of the associated business process.
I got the interview through by applying on LinkedIn. The first round was a one-hour technical round with questions on Java, real-time scenarios, and DSA. The second round was a face-to-face, in-person technical interview.
Four rounds of interviews. 1st round: Technical. 2nd round: Technical and mixed. 3rd round: More of management. 4th round: Onsite, where they asked more of a general project management. If you have worked in an enterprise organization, it's kind of
The interview revolves around technical hands-on experience and stays relevant as per the role expectation. Answer it with technical coverage and proceed with an understanding of the associated business process.
I got the interview through by applying on LinkedIn. The first round was a one-hour technical round with questions on Java, real-time scenarios, and DSA. The second round was a face-to-face, in-person technical interview.