The working environment was very comfortable, stress-free, and friendly.
There were unbelievably many non-programming-related tasks, outdated working methods, and tools, including an overreliance on antique proprietary systems.
There was cheap treatment of employees, including a laughably low food allowance.
They recruiter called to set up an interview. The initial interview is a "Software Blade" test on Visual Studio. If you pass the coding interview you would get another call for 1:1 with a team leader. I got some question like finding the 2nd large
4 questions in Visual Studio in the computer Languages possible is C,C++,C# or Java Was in the headquarter of Check Point in Tel Aviv Nice company with nice office There is parking for who came to the interview And it's free
Did not last 10 minutes. Interviewer was arrogant and felt that the decision was made before the interview. Although my answer to the question was correct, interviewer did not seem to like it and ended the interview.
They recruiter called to set up an interview. The initial interview is a "Software Blade" test on Visual Studio. If you pass the coding interview you would get another call for 1:1 with a team leader. I got some question like finding the 2nd large
4 questions in Visual Studio in the computer Languages possible is C,C++,C# or Java Was in the headquarter of Check Point in Tel Aviv Nice company with nice office There is parking for who came to the interview And it's free
Did not last 10 minutes. Interviewer was arrogant and felt that the decision was made before the interview. Although my answer to the question was correct, interviewer did not seem to like it and ended the interview.