There was flexibility in terms of wanting to work remotely, hybrid, or in-office. There was a decent work-life balance.
It depends on the team for the on-call load. It also depends on the team for how many members are at the same office or area.
The interview process went smoothly, and I received multiple follow-up calls from the hiring manager encouraging me to accept the offer. The interview process was seamless, with the hiring manager reaching out several times to persuade me to accept
It was very easy. They asked basic programming questions that can be solved with minimal prep. However, they asked a lot about why you want to work here, so be prepared to talk for a long time.
First, do an OA. They don't let you pass unless you get 3/4 questions correct. The funny thing is, the interviewer says there are only 1 question per interview (2 in total).
The interview process went smoothly, and I received multiple follow-up calls from the hiring manager encouraging me to accept the offer. The interview process was seamless, with the hiring manager reaching out several times to persuade me to accept
It was very easy. They asked basic programming questions that can be solved with minimal prep. However, they asked a lot about why you want to work here, so be prepared to talk for a long time.
First, do an OA. They don't let you pass unless you get 3/4 questions correct. The funny thing is, the interviewer says there are only 1 question per interview (2 in total).