Hybrid work, multiple educational platforms, the option to change technologies.
Micromanagement forced community culture, lack of integration for newbies.
The easiest interview I ever had. The first part of the process is standard: * Application * Screening call with recruiter to establish the next step (usually an onsite general coding round). This onsite checks the most general knowledge needed fo
Linear: Company presentation, project presentation, tests, then interview (or interview then test). The tests: English tests (TOEIC level) and technical tests require you to be comfortable with the fundamentals of the Java world. The interviews: An
The online interview session was 15 minutes long. I had to wait for an hour to get my slot. The interview then started and went on for about 15 minutes. The questions weren't that tough, but it was my first interview.
The easiest interview I ever had. The first part of the process is standard: * Application * Screening call with recruiter to establish the next step (usually an onsite general coding round). This onsite checks the most general knowledge needed fo
Linear: Company presentation, project presentation, tests, then interview (or interview then test). The tests: English tests (TOEIC level) and technical tests require you to be comfortable with the fundamentals of the Java world. The interviews: An
The online interview session was 15 minutes long. I had to wait for an hour to get my slot. The interview then started and went on for about 15 minutes. The questions weren't that tough, but it was my first interview.