Remote work was great! The new campus is pretty neat if you're into that sort of thing.
They're bringing us back to the office currently two days a week.
Two rounds of technical interviews. The first round covered Java and object-oriented concepts. The second round focused on problem-solving with three easy to medium questions. They asked about heap dumps, thread dumps, stack, queue, and design patte
I was contacted by a recruiter who couldn't tell me much about the team or the interview itself. Several days later, I had an interview via video call. It was the worst interview I've ever had in my multi-decade career as an engineer. The manager
First phone screen from company recruiter, asked about general working experience. Then the hiring manager interviewed using Teams. Video is optional. After a brief "tell me about yourself," the interview started with Java-related questions for abo
Two rounds of technical interviews. The first round covered Java and object-oriented concepts. The second round focused on problem-solving with three easy to medium questions. They asked about heap dumps, thread dumps, stack, queue, and design patte
I was contacted by a recruiter who couldn't tell me much about the team or the interview itself. Several days later, I had an interview via video call. It was the worst interview I've ever had in my multi-decade career as an engineer. The manager
First phone screen from company recruiter, asked about general working experience. Then the hiring manager interviewed using Teams. Video is optional. After a brief "tell me about yourself," the interview started with Java-related questions for abo