-Great working environment -Flexibility -Supportive workforce -Positive aspirations/motivational -Area of growth into important areas of industry
There are no major cons that I can think of.
For a degree apprenticeship the interview was a lot more difficult compared to the others I did. Mainly behavioural but also 2x technical tasks focusing on comp sci theory and logical thinking rather than actual coding
It was about an hour and a half, quite interactive with a mixture of questions about my experiences, and explaining systems that I have worked with. The interview flowed very well, and at times didn't feel like an interview - more like a chat.
Applied online. After a couple of weeks, I was invited to a telephone interview. This was an hour long, mostly technical review of basic C++ stuff (e.g. objects/classes, keywords like volatile), computer architecture and the function of a compiler an
For a degree apprenticeship the interview was a lot more difficult compared to the others I did. Mainly behavioural but also 2x technical tasks focusing on comp sci theory and logical thinking rather than actual coding
It was about an hour and a half, quite interactive with a mixture of questions about my experiences, and explaining systems that I have worked with. The interview flowed very well, and at times didn't feel like an interview - more like a chat.
Applied online. After a couple of weeks, I was invited to a telephone interview. This was an hour long, mostly technical review of basic C++ stuff (e.g. objects/classes, keywords like volatile), computer architecture and the function of a compiler an