There is a really good work life balance.
Sometimes you need to push really hard to get interesting missions.
I went to a set of 3 test, I passed and will go to an interview next week aThe first test are 4-5 tasks for which you have to complete in 3 hours (they give you 4 but they say they expect you to solve them all in 3 hours) you can choose a language: C
Codility code exam, then an interview with the direct TL, afterwards another TL or GM. The interviews are technical, be prepared to talk about your projects/experience, preferably outside your degree. Probably a "LeetCode" question or two in each of
1 hour and half of HR questions, and two professional questions. One of them is what's wrong with the given code, and another is writing a code. I will describe those later.
I went to a set of 3 test, I passed and will go to an interview next week aThe first test are 4-5 tasks for which you have to complete in 3 hours (they give you 4 but they say they expect you to solve them all in 3 hours) you can choose a language: C
Codility code exam, then an interview with the direct TL, afterwards another TL or GM. The interviews are technical, be prepared to talk about your projects/experience, preferably outside your degree. Probably a "LeetCode" question or two in each of
1 hour and half of HR questions, and two professional questions. One of them is what's wrong with the given code, and another is writing a code. I will describe those later.