Good compensation, good tech stack, good developer experience.
The culture is tiring, and hours are long.
Send your CV, and HR will take a look at the university you graduated from. Soon, the interviewer will ask some really easy questions about databases or operating systems, and also require details about some projects you have done.
Ask me about my project in school. Did I do any other projects besides the school one? And then, ask several short technical questions about C++, computer networks, and operating systems. One of these questions should be about the usage of `const`
I have a question about DP. I forgot a detail, but it's on LeetCode. I didn't get the correct answer. The interview is tonight, which means I have to work very late at the company.
Send your CV, and HR will take a look at the university you graduated from. Soon, the interviewer will ask some really easy questions about databases or operating systems, and also require details about some projects you have done.
Ask me about my project in school. Did I do any other projects besides the school one? And then, ask several short technical questions about C++, computer networks, and operating systems. One of these questions should be about the usage of `const`
I have a question about DP. I forgot a detail, but it's on LeetCode. I didn't get the correct answer. The interview is tonight, which means I have to work very late at the company.