The work/life balance is great.
There is nothing to make you better in terms of engineering.
Two exams (one general where you can answer different specialties, one programming more on low level). plus interview with managers. This process is not standard, depends on how you applied.
There were 3 different technical interviews with different technical people, and each lasted 45 mins. The interviews were online, and the interviewers were in different domains. The questions were not so hard, and the hands on programming was easy.
Feels like AD adopted modern interview process but have no idea how to use it. Had a 4.5 hours interview with 6 different people and every one asked me the same questions. I understand they want to know me better, so why not having one meeting wher
Two exams (one general where you can answer different specialties, one programming more on low level). plus interview with managers. This process is not standard, depends on how you applied.
There were 3 different technical interviews with different technical people, and each lasted 45 mins. The interviews were online, and the interviewers were in different domains. The questions were not so hard, and the hands on programming was easy.
Feels like AD adopted modern interview process but have no idea how to use it. Had a 4.5 hours interview with 6 different people and every one asked me the same questions. I understand they want to know me better, so why not having one meeting wher