If you're fortunate enough, you can get projects where you only work from home. There's a lot of informational training, and good company with good employees.
Salary is low, and raises are not yearly.
The interview process in this company is excellent. I've had 3 interviews in my time, mostly questions about logic and personal preferences. Then they will email you right away with the job offer, and it's up to you to negotiate.
For freshers, the interview would be very easy. Just have a list of languages you're comfortable in, some of your projects with that language, and some personal questions. You will be asked to rate the languages from 1-10.
First, you'd have to take an assessment test that will challenge your learning agility, critical thinking, emotional intelligence, English language skills, and programming. In my case, it's C++. After a few days, if you pass that assessment, they wi
The interview process in this company is excellent. I've had 3 interviews in my time, mostly questions about logic and personal preferences. Then they will email you right away with the job offer, and it's up to you to negotiate.
For freshers, the interview would be very easy. Just have a list of languages you're comfortable in, some of your projects with that language, and some personal questions. You will be asked to rate the languages from 1-10.
First, you'd have to take an assessment test that will challenge your learning agility, critical thinking, emotional intelligence, English language skills, and programming. In my case, it's C++. After a few days, if you pass that assessment, they wi