Good work/life balance, can be interesting technology.
Bad pay, little growth opportunity, bureaucratic.
1. Online test consisting of C, OS, Electronics, Networks, etc. 2. F2F Interview 3. F2F interview The interviewers were arrogant. I was a chemical engineering graduate. Technically, I wasn't allowed to sit for their process, but they allowed me to.
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 *
Contacted by a recruiter for a phone screen. Made it to the onsite, but the recruiter messed up and thought I was local. Last minute, she scheduled me for a video conference that was to act as my onsite. Did well on my “onsite”—three one-hour inte
1. Online test consisting of C, OS, Electronics, Networks, etc. 2. F2F Interview 3. F2F interview The interviewers were arrogant. I was a chemical engineering graduate. Technically, I wasn't allowed to sit for their process, but they allowed me to.
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 *
Contacted by a recruiter for a phone screen. Made it to the onsite, but the recruiter messed up and thought I was local. Last minute, she scheduled me for a video conference that was to act as my onsite. Did well on my “onsite”—three one-hour inte