You learn a lot from other experienced devs. You get hired without a lot of experience (or none). They pay you for gym, internet, lunch, and free access to engineering books or courses.
Great selection process. I felt comfortable and guided by the HR guys. I also understand that they always let you know whether you get the job or not. You're just one of them, and they always make you feel that way.
It struck me that there were more stages than in others. I suppose due to the size of the company, they have such long processes. Even so, everyone was very kind throughout the entire process. That gave me the impression of a good work environment b
Basic oops concepts like inheritance, abstraction, polymorphism, etc. and medium-level coding questions, which can be from arrays, linked lists, trees, or graphs (basic ones). There is a possibility of a second round if this round doesn’t go as expec
Great selection process. I felt comfortable and guided by the HR guys. I also understand that they always let you know whether you get the job or not. You're just one of them, and they always make you feel that way.
It struck me that there were more stages than in others. I suppose due to the size of the company, they have such long processes. Even so, everyone was very kind throughout the entire process. That gave me the impression of a good work environment b
Basic oops concepts like inheritance, abstraction, polymorphism, etc. and medium-level coding questions, which can be from arrays, linked lists, trees, or graphs (basic ones). There is a possibility of a second round if this round doesn’t go as expec