Flexible schedule, very fair with family time off, above and beyond the contractual obligations.
Good opportunities if you know how to manage up. Relatively straightforward to move around between groups if you're competent.
Expect long hours; there are peaks and troughs, but it can be very long cycles. Currently working on a 3-4 year project with six-monthly release cycles, and the trough is one month out of six.
IT is very disorganized, with a disproportionate ratio of program and project managers, yet very little real planning happening. Lots of PowerPoint slides, very little execution.
Too much time in meetings.
Stop word-smithing PowerPoint slides and execute.
Onsite + 2 telephonic interviews. Basics of data structures. Lots of MCQs on C programming. Bit manipulation. Write clean and bug-free C code during interviews. You are expected to write clean C code in those interviews. Basics of linked lists and
They kept asking logical puzzles, which kind of surprised me. Not much technical, except for some basic questions on Verilog and C++.
Interviews included a phone screen with a recruiter and the hiring manager. The on-site interview consisted of four technical sessions. These sessions covered 5-6 LeetCode medium data structure and algorithm questions, one system design question, a
Onsite + 2 telephonic interviews. Basics of data structures. Lots of MCQs on C programming. Bit manipulation. Write clean and bug-free C code during interviews. You are expected to write clean C code in those interviews. Basics of linked lists and
They kept asking logical puzzles, which kind of surprised me. Not much technical, except for some basic questions on Verilog and C++.
Interviews included a phone screen with a recruiter and the hiring manager. The on-site interview consisted of four technical sessions. These sessions covered 5-6 LeetCode medium data structure and algorithm questions, one system design question, a