Pay is competitive, and most people are pretty friendly.
Software development is a constant battle here. No attempts at building quality software are made. Documentation is frowned upon. Refactoring doesn't happen. Everything is a quick fix.
If it doesn't work, throw it away and build something new.
If any of these are a red flag for you, you definitely shouldn't work here.
The interview process will begin with an HR call, followed by a technician interview, then a team call, and finally a manager call. HR will reach out to you. If selected for the role, these interviews will follow.
The technical test was challenging. It included two multiple-choice questions and two longer questions. The phone call was good; the person calling was really nice. They asked about my experience. I am now trying to prepare for the in-person assess
1. The first round was a coding round with a third party where they asked a dynamic programming question. This wasn't an elimination round, though. 2. The second round was a coding round where they had their own problem statement. It wasn't very dif
The interview process will begin with an HR call, followed by a technician interview, then a team call, and finally a manager call. HR will reach out to you. If selected for the role, these interviews will follow.
The technical test was challenging. It included two multiple-choice questions and two longer questions. The phone call was good; the person calling was really nice. They asked about my experience. I am now trying to prepare for the in-person assess
1. The first round was a coding round with a third party where they asked a dynamic programming question. This wasn't an elimination round, though. 2. The second round was a coding round where they had their own problem statement. It wasn't very dif