Good opportunities, good projects, and current technologies.
Bureaucracies of a large company, rigidity of many processes.
The interview process was nice and pretty common, with usual questions. The coding part was very interesting as they invented a specific open service for such tasks. These were normal questions, no rocket science, as it's not relevant to my position.
First, they told me to sit down. Then, they asked me to introduce myself. They also asked me about the projects that we had done during my engineering degree. Following that, they inquired about the steps I followed during the projects and the diffic
The application submission was screened. I then had a verbal interview via phone, assessment tests, and in-person interviews. It was quite informative as well as tense; it was quick.
The interview process was nice and pretty common, with usual questions. The coding part was very interesting as they invented a specific open service for such tasks. These were normal questions, no rocket science, as it's not relevant to my position.
First, they told me to sit down. Then, they asked me to introduce myself. They also asked me about the projects that we had done during my engineering degree. Following that, they inquired about the steps I followed during the projects and the diffic
The application submission was screened. I then had a verbal interview via phone, assessment tests, and in-person interviews. It was quite informative as well as tense; it was quick.