Work-life balance, great managers, Good facilities. Great people.
Technology is far from to be up to dated.
There isn't any career path.
The real interesting thing are developed outside of Israel.
Compensation is not such competitive due to Israeli market.
Interviewed by six people, began interview at 9:00 AM and my last interview ended at approximately 4:00 PM. Each interviewee asked technique questions for about 45 minutes, and there are for algorithm problems together with some behavior questions.
I spoke with my hiring manager, completed two phone interviews, and then went on site in San Jose to interview with the team. We meshed quite well and I was offered a position on the team that I accepted.
Video call with an engineer. It starts of with asking for a short introduction of yourself. After that followed a series of random questions on C++. Lots of cherry-picked questions and no real type of questions that try to gauge if your able to reaso
Interviewed by six people, began interview at 9:00 AM and my last interview ended at approximately 4:00 PM. Each interviewee asked technique questions for about 45 minutes, and there are for algorithm problems together with some behavior questions.
I spoke with my hiring manager, completed two phone interviews, and then went on site in San Jose to interview with the team. We meshed quite well and I was offered a position on the team that I accepted.
Video call with an engineer. It starts of with asking for a short introduction of yourself. After that followed a series of random questions on C++. Lots of cherry-picked questions and no real type of questions that try to gauge if your able to reaso