So far, no cons.
I was contacted by HR, and after an initial interview, a home task was sent. After completing the home task, they shared their view about it, which was positive. Then, I was invited to a technical interview with one QA and one former QA (currently
A long but quick process. The feedback for each part was prompt, normally within 24 hours after the interview. Every step was very complete and open, also giving me space to get some questions answered and be open about expectations from both sides.
The process consisted of a screening meeting with a tech recruiter, just to get to know you and your experiences a bit. If you passed that, you would then complete a take-home test. They wanted it done within two business days, and expected it to tak
I was contacted by HR, and after an initial interview, a home task was sent. After completing the home task, they shared their view about it, which was positive. Then, I was invited to a technical interview with one QA and one former QA (currently
A long but quick process. The feedback for each part was prompt, normally within 24 hours after the interview. Every step was very complete and open, also giving me space to get some questions answered and be open about expectations from both sides.
The process consisted of a screening meeting with a tech recruiter, just to get to know you and your experiences a bit. If you passed that, you would then complete a take-home test. They wanted it done within two business days, and expected it to tak