Good place to work. Nice.
Not a bad thing to work.
The interview was straightforward. Introductions were made, then on to technical questions. I was asked about previous experiences and explained them in depth when asked to. However, they didn't allow time for me to ask questions, even with time stil
Three-step interview with managers, intense but friendly. The managers asked a lot of detailed questions related to testing experience, API, ADB, ability to write test cases, and user stories.
Interviewer was friendly. Some/all of the questions he asked: * diff between int and Integer * diff between == and equals() * what do you need to do when you override equals() and why? * diff between abstract and interface * what is enum class * ha
The interview was straightforward. Introductions were made, then on to technical questions. I was asked about previous experiences and explained them in depth when asked to. However, they didn't allow time for me to ask questions, even with time stil
Three-step interview with managers, intense but friendly. The managers asked a lot of detailed questions related to testing experience, API, ADB, ability to write test cases, and user stories.
Interviewer was friendly. Some/all of the questions he asked: * diff between int and Integer * diff between == and equals() * what do you need to do when you override equals() and why? * diff between abstract and interface * what is enum class * ha