Good work-life balance, decent pay, good benefits.
Lack of big problems. Could get more pay outside.
Increase Pay
The phone interview had three parts. The interviewer asked me which language I preferred, and I chose C++. Most of the questions were C++ specific, such as polymorphism and pointers. The process lasted about an hour. The interviewer was very nice a
The interviewer for the phone interview was awful. He asked vague questions like, "If you run into a problem in the constructor, how would you solve that?" If you asked clarifying questions, he thought you were stupid for not understanding such a s
The interview began with introductions, followed by problem-solving. This was then followed by a coding question with multiple modifications. I was asked to explain my thought process and the complexity of my code. In the last few minutes, a short
The phone interview had three parts. The interviewer asked me which language I preferred, and I chose C++. Most of the questions were C++ specific, such as polymorphism and pointers. The process lasted about an hour. The interviewer was very nice a
The interviewer for the phone interview was awful. He asked vague questions like, "If you run into a problem in the constructor, how would you solve that?" If you asked clarifying questions, he thought you were stupid for not understanding such a s
The interview began with introductions, followed by problem-solving. This was then followed by a coding question with multiple modifications. I was asked to explain my thought process and the complexity of my code. In the last few minutes, a short