Perks, good pay, different teams, and cultures, friendly.
Depending on the team, your experience could be bad or good.
I submitted my resume and was contacted by a no-name email for an intelligence test that consisted of logic and reasoning questions. I then went for an "interview day" which consisted of: * A brief company introduction. * A "networking" session in
First, I talked about my previous experience, mainly about a project I did last semester. The recruiter generated a problem about sorting and asked me to write the code on a piece of paper. Then, I had to think of test cases to test the program. A
The interview process was generally quite straightforward compared to a lot of banks. After an online application, you're required to complete a test, which you can complete in one of several programming languages. It's very technical and mainly con
I submitted my resume and was contacted by a no-name email for an intelligence test that consisted of logic and reasoning questions. I then went for an "interview day" which consisted of: * A brief company introduction. * A "networking" session in
First, I talked about my previous experience, mainly about a project I did last semester. The recruiter generated a problem about sorting and asked me to write the code on a piece of paper. Then, I had to think of test cases to test the program. A
The interview process was generally quite straightforward compared to a lot of banks. After an online application, you're required to complete a test, which you can complete in one of several programming languages. It's very technical and mainly con