Growth opportunities, good compensation, good structure.
Complexity of processes/bureaucratic barriers to being productive. Difficulty in communication/crucial information concentrated in super busy people in incompatible time zones. Low quality in technical solutions - high cognitive load to solve the simplest of problems.
I had three rounds of interviews: * Recruiter screen * Technical * Managerial Later, I had a couple of discussions about the package. An HR round was officially scheduled but cancelled at the last minute. I was told the position went on hold.
Very impressed. It was a very efficient interview process. There were approximately 3 interviews, but only one was a bit technical; the rest were more STAR-type questions. There was some confusion between the different HR persons involved.
The two Indian interviewers grilled me for 2 hours. The questions were deep on concurrency, JVM memory model, JVM classloader, string pool, security, and a bit on Docker. I answered most of the questions. Only left unanswered were one custom logic
I had three rounds of interviews: * Recruiter screen * Technical * Managerial Later, I had a couple of discussions about the package. An HR round was officially scheduled but cancelled at the last minute. I was told the position went on hold.
Very impressed. It was a very efficient interview process. There were approximately 3 interviews, but only one was a bit technical; the rest were more STAR-type questions. There was some confusion between the different HR persons involved.
The two Indian interviewers grilled me for 2 hours. The questions were deep on concurrency, JVM memory model, JVM classloader, string pool, security, and a bit on Docker. I answered most of the questions. Only left unanswered were one custom logic