Competitive pay, and they also provide help.
They don't have cons, so I don't know what to add.
I had two phone interviews. The first interview was about basic C questions, such as volatile, static, and const. I was asked to code a C program to find the second-to-last element in a linked list. They also inquired about one of my projects listed
It was a great experience. - CoreOS Team Initial screening with manager: * Basics of object-oriented programming and some basic OS questions. After that, I had 6 rounds of onsite interviews via WebEx: * **Round 1:** One basic coding question an
Brought in for an in-person interview. Asked me a few questions on how I would test a product without being given any requirements. Asked how I would intercept a signal for a device to add test points.
I had two phone interviews. The first interview was about basic C questions, such as volatile, static, and const. I was asked to code a C program to find the second-to-last element in a linked list. They also inquired about one of my projects listed
It was a great experience. - CoreOS Team Initial screening with manager: * Basics of object-oriented programming and some basic OS questions. After that, I had 6 rounds of onsite interviews via WebEx: * **Round 1:** One basic coding question an
Brought in for an in-person interview. Asked me a few questions on how I would test a product without being given any requirements. Asked how I would intercept a signal for a device to add test points.