The office is nice, and the workload is so minor you will just eat and relax with a view.
Relevant for the TLV office and BIM group.
While the interview process was quick and nice, with many smiles (although the team lead was lacking serious tech knowledge), I soon realized after starting there that it was all just a big fake show. Literally my worst career decision.
After stepping in, I soon realized that there is no management, no clear product future or tasks to work on, and most of the effort is just to put on a show for the American managers. Other employees said that this is the best place to pass the time and that real managers are actually in the US and have no idea what really happens here. All the nice smiles during the interview from HR and managers changed to just ignoring me and others, and nobody cared that nothing is being done (work-wise) and that everyone is just faking it.
Once I realized how it really works there, which was completely different from what was presented during the interview, I started looking for a new place and left a few months later. Thankfully.
Unfortunately, I read the reviews here only after I joined. It could have saved me a lot of time and effort to avoid this rat hole!! Take my advice, don't do this to yourself.
I believe that only a huge makeover with new management could save this R&D center. The company itself is promising, just not the Tel Aviv center.
I experienced a very unprofessional interview. During the one-hour interview, the interviewers didn't ask me any questions related to the homework. They even gave me some incorrect feedback about my homework. For example, I created a login endpoint t
First, I had an interview with the hiring manager to discuss my past experience and profile. Second, there was a live coding round in Java to implement a data structure. Third, I had a system design interview focused on distributed systems. All ro
The interview consisted of four rounds: * 2 Technical * 1 Design * 1 Managerial The difficulty level was average. All interviewers were professional and knowledgeable. They thoroughly checked knowledge of modern C++, Data Structures and Algor
I experienced a very unprofessional interview. During the one-hour interview, the interviewers didn't ask me any questions related to the homework. They even gave me some incorrect feedback about my homework. For example, I created a login endpoint t
First, I had an interview with the hiring manager to discuss my past experience and profile. Second, there was a live coding round in Java to implement a data structure. Third, I had a system design interview focused on distributed systems. All ro
The interview consisted of four rounds: * 2 Technical * 1 Design * 1 Managerial The difficulty level was average. All interviewers were professional and knowledgeable. They thoroughly checked knowledge of modern C++, Data Structures and Algor