There is a lot of potential with engineers' ideas being taken and supported to be implemented.
The technology stack is reasonably fresh.
Fast-moving pace.
A lot of projects and innovation in motion.
It's sometimes tough to keep up with all of the changes.
The initial part of the process was okay, but the last online interview was pretty bad. It seemed like the purpose of that interview was for the interviewer to show off how smart he was. He talked too much and did not listen to my answers. It showed
I showed up to the Bangkok office. The person I was supposed to interview with first didn't show up. I then met with one of the directors for an interview, which lasted maybe an hour. At that point, he told me they would be making an offer.
1. HackerRank test. 2. Skype call. You write some code on a code share panel and talk about classic design architecture: load balancing and multiple servers. They never provided feedback, even after solicitation. The interviewee just ignored my mess
The initial part of the process was okay, but the last online interview was pretty bad. It seemed like the purpose of that interview was for the interviewer to show off how smart he was. He talked too much and did not listen to my answers. It showed
I showed up to the Bangkok office. The person I was supposed to interview with first didn't show up. I then met with one of the directors for an interview, which lasted maybe an hour. At that point, he told me they would be making an offer.
1. HackerRank test. 2. Skype call. You write some code on a code share panel and talk about classic design architecture: load balancing and multiple servers. They never provided feedback, even after solicitation. The interviewee just ignored my mess