It's a bit overwhelming, especially the first couple of months.
Processes and routines differ from team to team.
Lots of docs, but still lots of tribal knowledge to be transferred as well.
Might feel a bit chaotic at times.
A recruiter contacted me and offered to participate in a coding interview. When I asked about the specific position, the answer was that after the interview process, they would decide what position would be suitable for me. So, I decided to give it
I received a call from HR that lasted about 15 minutes. They asked about my previous experience and expectations. The first interview scheduling took about 2-3 weeks. Two coding interviews were scheduled on the same day, with some time gap in betwee
I'm interviewing for a senior-level position, and they gave me an architectural question. I had a pretty simple and well-thought-out design for the given question because I had just performed this task in my current job only a couple of weeks prior.
A recruiter contacted me and offered to participate in a coding interview. When I asked about the specific position, the answer was that after the interview process, they would decide what position would be suitable for me. So, I decided to give it
I received a call from HR that lasted about 15 minutes. They asked about my previous experience and expectations. The first interview scheduling took about 2-3 weeks. Two coding interviews were scheduled on the same day, with some time gap in betwee
I'm interviewing for a senior-level position, and they gave me an architectural question. I had a pretty simple and well-thought-out design for the given question because I had just performed this task in my current job only a couple of weeks prior.