Good benefits. Good work-life balance.
Sometimes you might be loaded with work.
Overall good. Keep doing what you're doing.
The interview process was quite quick, lasting about 1.5 months. I applied for the position through the subcontracting company, EPAM Systems. There were six interview sessions in total: * Four with EPAM Systems * Two with AMEX Overall, my impressio
The first round was pretty good, typical React state management/general JS Codepen-style questions. You should know `useState`, `useEffect`, and `useRef` for this (I know you typically don't use `useRef` in a user data-driven site, but that was one o
Got contacted by a recruiter for an interview. The interview was online through a video chat, overall pretty easy. Mostly talking about my past experience and some easy Python questions.
The interview process was quite quick, lasting about 1.5 months. I applied for the position through the subcontracting company, EPAM Systems. There were six interview sessions in total: * Four with EPAM Systems * Two with AMEX Overall, my impressio
The first round was pretty good, typical React state management/general JS Codepen-style questions. You should know `useState`, `useEffect`, and `useRef` for this (I know you typically don't use `useRef` in a user data-driven site, but that was one o
Got contacted by a recruiter for an interview. The interview was online through a video chat, overall pretty easy. Mostly talking about my past experience and some easy Python questions.