Good work culture. Good work-life balance.
Didn't find any cons for now.
The first interview covered Java basics, including OOPs, exception handling, and other fundamental concepts. Simple coding examples were required for each. This was part of a campus placement drive. After the interview, I heard nothing from them. Two
In total, three interview rounds were carried out. The first two were majorly technical, and round three was technical along with HR. The technical questions revolved around concepts of Computer Networks and Operating Systems. Questions from diffe
The interview was smooth. They asked questions mainly from the computer working side. They also asked some questions about data structures as well. They also asked why you want to join this position as a Quality Assurance Engineer.
The first interview covered Java basics, including OOPs, exception handling, and other fundamental concepts. Simple coding examples were required for each. This was part of a campus placement drive. After the interview, I heard nothing from them. Two
In total, three interview rounds were carried out. The first two were majorly technical, and round three was technical along with HR. The technical questions revolved around concepts of Computer Networks and Operating Systems. Questions from diffe
The interview was smooth. They asked questions mainly from the computer working side. They also asked some questions about data structures as well. They also asked why you want to join this position as a Quality Assurance Engineer.