Best place to work and good starting salary. Also, networking with a lot of people and a good working environment.
No cons. It's all good to be here, and which will add new dimensions to your resume.
No advice to management, as it's all good and I am very satisfied with the work.
Similar to most companies, the interview process typically involves a phone interview, followed by an onsite assessment. This usually includes coding and whiteboard exercises, as well as behavioral questions. Nothing is particularly special about it.
Met with 5 engineers, including the hiring manager, for about 4 hours. Each person gave a programming question in addition to other questions related to their resume and experience. The programming questions were mostly based on algorithms.
Fairly standard process, started by the recruiter and finally onsite (Pre-Covid). Applied online and received an email a few days later. Had an initial phone screening, then talked to the hiring manager, and then the panel.
Similar to most companies, the interview process typically involves a phone interview, followed by an onsite assessment. This usually includes coding and whiteboard exercises, as well as behavioral questions. Nothing is particularly special about it.
Met with 5 engineers, including the hiring manager, for about 4 hours. Each person gave a programming question in addition to other questions related to their resume and experience. The programming questions were mostly based on algorithms.
Fairly standard process, started by the recruiter and finally onsite (Pre-Covid). Applied online and received an email a few days later. Had an initial phone screening, then talked to the hiring manager, and then the panel.