Excellent benefits. Good perks. You learn how to work in a fast-paced environment.
Due to the nature of the work, it's a very high-pressure environment. At times, it felt like a sweatshop. If you are just starting out in your career, please do not work here. You will not learn the latest technologies, and you will stagnate. There is so much overhead that has nothing to do with programming, and there is very little room for advancement.
Ease up on keeping tabs on your employees. It's demoralizing.
Applied online, went through a phone interview and a 1:1 interview. Phone interview questions: * Mostly C++ knowledge-based, including copy constructors, virtual functions, STL, templates, and dynamic memory allocation. * One puzzle. 1:1 interview
The first step was a phone interview with a pair of developers. Without any background or introduction, the interview proceeded for approximately 40 minutes, focusing on technical questions related to C++ and Linux. The second round was onsite and c
I found the posting on a LinkedIn group and contacted the recruiter. We had a good 20-30 minute conversation, after which the recruiter scheduled a technical phone interview for the following week. The position was for a C/C++ developer, so unsurpri
Applied online, went through a phone interview and a 1:1 interview. Phone interview questions: * Mostly C++ knowledge-based, including copy constructors, virtual functions, STL, templates, and dynamic memory allocation. * One puzzle. 1:1 interview
The first step was a phone interview with a pair of developers. Without any background or introduction, the interview proceeded for approximately 40 minutes, focusing on technical questions related to C++ and Linux. The second round was onsite and c
I found the posting on a LinkedIn group and contacted the recruiter. We had a good 20-30 minute conversation, after which the recruiter scheduled a technical phone interview for the following week. The position was for a C/C++ developer, so unsurpri