Good work-life balance.
QA have a real say.
Gives time and opportunity to learn.
Promotes internally – both for DevOps/Development and for management.
Gives real room for diversity.
A bit too much bureaucracy. No option for 100% WFH.
The interview started with a review of the company, the products, and the specific role of the team. Next, you get to talk about yourself, your university degree, your backstory, and your interests. Finally, you are presented with a coding challeng
Was invited to on-site interview by a recruiter. Got a paper exam on-site. I received an exam with no coding questions, only ordinary object-oriented definition questions. Was asked about common data structures and design patterns. Included also theo
All the interviews were conducted on Zoom. The first interview was with an old team member, and the second was with the team leader. I was asked questions about myself and technical questions.
The interview started with a review of the company, the products, and the specific role of the team. Next, you get to talk about yourself, your university degree, your backstory, and your interests. Finally, you are presented with a coding challeng
Was invited to on-site interview by a recruiter. Got a paper exam on-site. I received an exam with no coding questions, only ordinary object-oriented definition questions. Was asked about common data structures and design patterns. Included also theo
All the interviews were conducted on Zoom. The first interview was with an old team member, and the second was with the team leader. I was asked questions about myself and technical questions.