Lots of Resources and Support
Lots of red tape and waste.
The interview was very thorough, with many technical questions asked. The entire interview process took a long time. They did not review my CV, and I had to re-enter my work history. This is another word count for 30 more words.
The managerial round was the first. It was a good round. The second was the technical round, where I was asked questions about Golang. Topics covered included: * Concurrency * Slices * Maps * Arrays * Channels * Goroutines I couldn't clear the int
Technical interviews are simple, as the interviewers are 1970s programmers; they have never worked on new technologies. They do not take profiles directly or via referral; usually, it's through an agency that gets paid big money for placing candidate
The interview was very thorough, with many technical questions asked. The entire interview process took a long time. They did not review my CV, and I had to re-enter my work history. This is another word count for 30 more words.
The managerial round was the first. It was a good round. The second was the technical round, where I was asked questions about Golang. Topics covered included: * Concurrency * Slices * Maps * Arrays * Channels * Goroutines I couldn't clear the int
Technical interviews are simple, as the interviewers are 1970s programmers; they have never worked on new technologies. They do not take profiles directly or via referral; usually, it's through an agency that gets paid big money for placing candidate