Teammates are all very sound people.
Pay is pretty average and could be higher.
I gave my resume at the career fair and got an interview directly, which was on the second day. It was a face-to-face interview, and the interviewer asked me almost entirely non-technical questions. Most were based on my resume.
There are 4 interviews: 1. The first is to get to know you. 2. The second is to measure your English level. 3. The third is theoretical. 4. The fourth is to assess your soft skills. I'm sorry.
In-person interview with a couple of engineers from the relevant team. They will ask you to solve some programming problems on the whiteboard. Questions are not that difficult – string manipulation, data structures, etc. Some networking questions.
I gave my resume at the career fair and got an interview directly, which was on the second day. It was a face-to-face interview, and the interviewer asked me almost entirely non-technical questions. Most were based on my resume.
There are 4 interviews: 1. The first is to get to know you. 2. The second is to measure your English level. 3. The third is theoretical. 4. The fourth is to assess your soft skills. I'm sorry.
In-person interview with a couple of engineers from the relevant team. They will ask you to solve some programming problems on the whiteboard. Questions are not that difficult – string manipulation, data structures, etc. Some networking questions.