Decent pay and perks, including food.
996 or more hours. It feels like dealing with robots. There is zero work-life balance, a language barrier, and evening and late-night meetings.
Applied through campus and received an OA. Three days later, I was given an interview. Two interviews were conducted on the same day. I was rejected in the third and final interview, even though I believe I performed well by providing an optimal sol
I got the interview through a recruitment agency. It included some technical questions and live coding, conducted by one of the engineers. The interviewer could barely speak English and was unable to hold a normal conversation. Every question was as
Technical Questions: Mainly CSS and JS. CSS questions include: * Flexbox * Grid layout * CSS performance * Rendering process * How to center elements * How to paint a triangle JS questions include: * Promises * `this` keyword * Prototypes * Array
Applied through campus and received an OA. Three days later, I was given an interview. Two interviews were conducted on the same day. I was rejected in the third and final interview, even though I believe I performed well by providing an optimal sol
I got the interview through a recruitment agency. It included some technical questions and live coding, conducted by one of the engineers. The interviewer could barely speak English and was unable to hold a normal conversation. Every question was as
Technical Questions: Mainly CSS and JS. CSS questions include: * Flexbox * Grid layout * CSS performance * Rendering process * How to center elements * How to paint a triangle JS questions include: * Promises * `this` keyword * Prototypes * Array