Work-life balance is good. The culture is good.
Could get a bit more communication and feedback from my manager (but that's very nitpicky).
I had a phone call with a recruiter where they asked basic Java questions such as: * Why do we need to override hashCode and equals? * Describe multithreading. This went pretty smoothly. Soon after, I received an email advising that my first interv
It was a very pleasant process. The company was very helpful in guiding me through it. It was also quick and had three stages: * Phone screening * Coding interview * Values interview
Interviews began with a FE developer role. It was a phone interview with JS questions and a screen share to explain code. Then a code pair interview with questions to manipulate a response from a service. Then I didn't pass the second phase as I am
I had a phone call with a recruiter where they asked basic Java questions such as: * Why do we need to override hashCode and equals? * Describe multithreading. This went pretty smoothly. Soon after, I received an email advising that my first interv
It was a very pleasant process. The company was very helpful in guiding me through it. It was also quick and had three stages: * Phone screening * Coding interview * Values interview
Interviews began with a FE developer role. It was a phone interview with JS questions and a screen share to explain code. Then a code pair interview with questions to manipulate a response from a service. Then I didn't pass the second phase as I am