Development and company culture. Work and life balance.
Adoption of new and modern technologies is still slow.
C++ loses its popularity, while Rust gains.
Time to adopt Rust to replace C++ to boost productivity and ease maintenance.
Phone screening interview. Five virtual onsite interviews: * Two coding interviews * One system design * One with the manager * One HR The overall experience was fine, but the company has a unique interview style. The five interviews are usually di
We had a phone interview two weeks ago. They asked me some basic questions on C++: * Constructor (ctor) * Destructor (dtor) * Static keyword * How to call C code Algorithm: * Big O notation * Hash tables * Bubble sort Database (DB):
I had a phone interview. The interviewer was very curt. He didn't ask me any questions about my background whatsoever. He just went through a list of theoretical C/C++/Linux questions. I knew all of the C and Linux questions, but not many of the C++
Phone screening interview. Five virtual onsite interviews: * Two coding interviews * One system design * One with the manager * One HR The overall experience was fine, but the company has a unique interview style. The five interviews are usually di
We had a phone interview two weeks ago. They asked me some basic questions on C++: * Constructor (ctor) * Destructor (dtor) * Static keyword * How to call C code Algorithm: * Big O notation * Hash tables * Bubble sort Database (DB):
I had a phone interview. The interviewer was very curt. He didn't ask me any questions about my background whatsoever. He just went through a list of theoretical C/C++/Linux questions. I knew all of the C and Linux questions, but not many of the C++