Compensation is quite good compared to other companies in Singapore.
You need to know Chinese; meetings and documents are all in Chinese. I have no idea why they are hiring non-Chinese speakers. It's just setting them up for failure.
You need to overwork. Chinese colleagues will work 996 and will be available all the time, so you are expected to do the same.
Don't hire non-Chinese speakers or try to be an English-first company.
Consider employee well-being; 996 is not sustainable.
Two LeetCode Medium questions. The interviewer was super helpful and friendly. As for behavioral questions, they were mostly related to work you have done. Questions included: * What are the hardest technical problems you have solved? * How would
The coding interview, conducted on an internal Chinese system, felt feature-poor compared to platforms like HackerRank or CodeSignal. The interviewer's English was incredibly poor, making them almost impossible to understand. I'm not sure how they hi
There were three rounds of interviews. First, I met with the senior engineer, then the team leader, and finally the department head. Each interview included one to two coding problems, primarily LeetCode style. It was a pretty good experience. I s
Two LeetCode Medium questions. The interviewer was super helpful and friendly. As for behavioral questions, they were mostly related to work you have done. Questions included: * What are the hardest technical problems you have solved? * How would
The coding interview, conducted on an internal Chinese system, felt feature-poor compared to platforms like HackerRank or CodeSignal. The interviewer's English was incredibly poor, making them almost impossible to understand. I'm not sure how they hi
There were three rounds of interviews. First, I met with the senior engineer, then the team leader, and finally the department head. Each interview included one to two coding problems, primarily LeetCode style. It was a pretty good experience. I s