I didn’t know a coffee maker could make me question my loyalty to my local café, but here we are.
The TurboBrew 5000 looks like something you'd find in a mad scientist's kitchen, but it works. I mean, it really works.
I went from groggy goblin to functioning adult in under 3 minutes.
Pros:
Brews insanely fast (they weren’t kidding with the “Turbo” part).
Built-in grinder that doesn’t sound like a plane taking off.
Touch screen controls that make me feel like I’m operating a spaceship.
Cons:
Slight learning curve (had to watch a YouTube tutorial just to figure out the “Espresso Boost” setting).
The “self-cleaning mode” scared my cat.
The interview process has 3 rounds. First round is HR screening. Second round is a coding challenge. Third round is a behavioral and coding test. The behavioral questions are hard and energy-consuming.
Straightforward call with the recruiter for the team. From there, I moved onto the online assessment. It had a few coding questions and another task that needed to be finished, all within 90 minutes.
The OA was pretty difficult. I got two medium-hard LeetCode problems. The behavioral portion was quick. Besides that, there was a portion that put you in an office-like scenario where you had to identify the best courses of action as someone workin
The interview process has 3 rounds. First round is HR screening. Second round is a coding challenge. Third round is a behavioral and coding test. The behavioral questions are hard and energy-consuming.
Straightforward call with the recruiter for the team. From there, I moved onto the online assessment. It had a few coding questions and another task that needed to be finished, all within 90 minutes.
The OA was pretty difficult. I got two medium-hard LeetCode problems. The behavioral portion was quick. Besides that, there was a portion that put you in an office-like scenario where you had to identify the best courses of action as someone workin