The work/life balance here is actually true. I've not experienced it in a better way anywhere else.
Insurance benefits not very good.
I had an interview with a panel of three people. It was supposed to be for 30 minutes, but it ended up lasting an hour. They first asked me to talk about my last two projects. Then they started asking different questions based on that. One of them
The process was pretty smooth. They asked some behavioral questions, such as "What was the most difficult challenge you ever had?" and also some simple coding questions about how you can fix this code and how you can make it faster.
Multiple interview rounds start with a recruiter and then technical. In general, the questions are relatively easy, and the process is very smooth. It takes them a while, though, to get back to you.
I had an interview with a panel of three people. It was supposed to be for 30 minutes, but it ended up lasting an hour. They first asked me to talk about my last two projects. Then they started asking different questions based on that. One of them
The process was pretty smooth. They asked some behavioral questions, such as "What was the most difficult challenge you ever had?" and also some simple coding questions about how you can fix this code and how you can make it faster.
Multiple interview rounds start with a recruiter and then technical. In general, the questions are relatively easy, and the process is very smooth. It takes them a while, though, to get back to you.