Not as bad as people make it out to be
Not as bad as people make it out to be
- Competitive pay (Toronto)
- Bureaucracy makes work slower and easier
- Small teams
- Technical skills are not as appreciated.
- Not enough chances to 'shine'.
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The interview process has three stages: initial, phone, and on-site. Generally, the difficulty ramps up, but the on-site is essentially five phone interviews in one. I was booked for an on-site interview and then told that the job had been filled in
Software Engineer
The interview process consists of a phone interview with the recruiter and on-site interviews with engineers. The recruiter shares preparation materials with me and provides preparation time. After this preparation, she organizes the first on-site
Software Engineer
There were 5 interviews in a row, one after another with a 30-minute break in between the 5. The process is tough, but the interviewers aren't mean or anything, at least in my experience.
Software Engineer
London, United KingdomJanuary 1, 2025The interview process has three stages: initial, phone, and on-site. Generally, the difficulty ramps up, but the on-site is essentially five phone interviews in one. I was booked for an on-site interview and then told that the job had been filled in
Software Engineer
TurkeyJune 1, 2021The interview process consists of a phone interview with the recruiter and on-site interviews with engineers. The recruiter shares preparation materials with me and provides preparation time. After this preparation, she organizes the first on-site
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Guadalajara, Jalisco, MexicoDecember 12, 2025There were 5 interviews in a row, one after another with a 30-minute break in between the 5. The process is tough, but the interviewers aren't mean or anything, at least in my experience.
