Lots of benefits, great company culture.
Still WFH after like two years. Offices are basically closed.
There was a manager interview, then a phone screen, and then a telepresence interview. The manager described the job role and didn't ask much. The phone screen was technical only, and the on-site telepresence was with a senior member and a developer
They contacted me from Monster and set up the interview via email. Once they called, they asked me many technical Java questions that I easily answered. They asked me about: * Messaging * Classes * Recursion * Data structures * SQL * Transactions *
The interview process consisted of 6 continuous rounds. No specific topic was assigned for each round. The process included a mix of Q&A and coding tests, which was quite exhausting. Topics covered included C programming, L2 and L3 routing, and quest
There was a manager interview, then a phone screen, and then a telepresence interview. The manager described the job role and didn't ask much. The phone screen was technical only, and the on-site telepresence was with a senior member and a developer
They contacted me from Monster and set up the interview via email. Once they called, they asked me many technical Java questions that I easily answered. They asked me about: * Messaging * Classes * Recursion * Data structures * SQL * Transactions *
The interview process consisted of 6 continuous rounds. No specific topic was assigned for each round. The process included a mix of Q&A and coding tests, which was quite exhausting. Topics covered included C programming, L2 and L3 routing, and quest