Interesting projects.
Lots of support and never any overwhelming pressure or overworking.
Good pay.
Great team and organization.
Mentors/task managers are often busy, which means some waiting time.
There were two technical rounds, and both went well. A total of four coding questions were asked: one on arrays and another on linked lists. Both questions were solvable, and I solved them, so I was accepted.
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
I had a screening with an HR representative and then scheduled an interview with the hiring manager. The interview seemed to go well; the manager indicated he would like to have me back for a technical interview. I sent an email to the HR recruiter a
There were two technical rounds, and both went well. A total of four coding questions were asked: one on arrays and another on linked lists. Both questions were solvable, and I solved them, so I was accepted.
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
I had a screening with an HR representative and then scheduled an interview with the hiring manager. The interview seemed to go well; the manager indicated he would like to have me back for a technical interview. I sent an email to the HR recruiter a