There are good opportunities, but it depends upon many aspects like visibility and connections. More visibility means more chances to get interesting opportunities. One thing is that every year or two, a project would change. Pay and perks are okay.
Work-life balance depends upon the projects, stakeholders, and managers.
Some organizations are too vertical, so getting visibility is tough. In some organizations, there is favoritism, which demotivates a lot. It's like a crying baby gets more attention – that kind of care.
Pay isn't always truly aligned with performance. Some have gotten promotions by just doing the same thing for a whole year. Decisions made aren't transparent; there's no rationale.
I had a 15-minute initial phone interview. Questions focused on my experience, qualifications, and reasons for applying to the position. The next day, I received a call for an in-person technical interview in downtown Toronto. Everyone was very welc
Their HR sent me a message on LinkedIn. We first had an introductory phone call, which was good. They then scheduled me for three rounds of online interviews. The bad thing is, the first interviewer never showed up. I waited for five minutes and sen
Screening by a manager, followed by a couple of rounds taken by principal SEs. The focus was mostly on API design, SQL, and OOP concepts. It was only in the last round where I was asked a DSA question, which was a linked list implementation.
I had a 15-minute initial phone interview. Questions focused on my experience, qualifications, and reasons for applying to the position. The next day, I received a call for an in-person technical interview in downtown Toronto. Everyone was very welc
Their HR sent me a message on LinkedIn. We first had an introductory phone call, which was good. They then scheduled me for three rounds of online interviews. The bad thing is, the first interviewer never showed up. I waited for five minutes and sen
Screening by a manager, followed by a couple of rounds taken by principal SEs. The focus was mostly on API design, SQL, and OOP concepts. It was only in the last round where I was asked a DSA question, which was a linked list implementation.