The name looks good on your resume. The interview and hiring process is very smooth since it is handled by folks in San Francisco.
Task assignments that have nothing to do with the position's title (project management, team leading).
Very little coding.
Horrible managers.
No perks except RRSP and health insurance (it is not San Francisco).
Don't tell your engineers, "You should write five times more code than our outsource team does if you want to write code here."
An online assessment with two or three questions of moderate difficulty, followed by an interview covering C++ and networking basics. The overall process was very smooth, and the recruiter was helpful. An offer was received.
Emailed me a coding take-home assessment on HackerRank. Three LeetCode easy problems. All string or array manipulation, surprisingly easy. No follow-up or actual human contact during the process.
The first screening round consisted of three programming questions. These questions were available in C#, Java, Python, C++, and C. The first two questions were easy, but the third one was quite complicating. All the questions were quite similar to
An online assessment with two or three questions of moderate difficulty, followed by an interview covering C++ and networking basics. The overall process was very smooth, and the recruiter was helpful. An offer was received.
Emailed me a coding take-home assessment on HackerRank. Three LeetCode easy problems. All string or array manipulation, surprisingly easy. No follow-up or actual human contact during the process.
The first screening round consisted of three programming questions. These questions were available in C#, Java, Python, C++, and C. The first two questions were easy, but the third one was quite complicating. All the questions were quite similar to