Work-life balance is great. Benefits are good.
Work is sometimes trivial, and it's hard to learn useful stuff.
5-6 interviews overall, 2 at a time (I've gone through 2). One interview with the group manager and another engineer. One interview with the group's software engineer (to check basic competence in Python). The first interview included a "tell us w
The interview was less than expected, mostly due to the fact that the interviewer was Chinese and had a heavy accent. She asked more technical questions than expected, but they weren't too difficult if you learned the material recently. If you are g
The interview process was fine. The hiring manager asked me to introduce myself and then started to ask a series of technical questions.
5-6 interviews overall, 2 at a time (I've gone through 2). One interview with the group manager and another engineer. One interview with the group's software engineer (to check basic competence in Python). The first interview included a "tell us w
The interview was less than expected, mostly due to the fact that the interviewer was Chinese and had a heavy accent. She asked more technical questions than expected, but they weren't too difficult if you learned the material recently. If you are g
The interview process was fine. The hiring manager asked me to introduce myself and then started to ask a series of technical questions.