None. Except that it's remote.
Almost everything. Clearly not a tech company.
I was contacted by a recruiter. After that, a phone interview lasting about an hour, with an easy task and some Big O notation-related questions. It was followed by an on-site interview for about 4 hours. First two rounds were technical, and the fol
Live coding with a software engineer. The engineer seemed very nice and helped me stumble through some issues. I did not get an offer, but that is fine. I think they have a pretty organized recruitment process.
I was initially contacted by HR. They asked mainly about my background and some simple technical questions, like "Explain what O Time is." Then, I took a second phone screen which was entirely technical.
I was contacted by a recruiter. After that, a phone interview lasting about an hour, with an easy task and some Big O notation-related questions. It was followed by an on-site interview for about 4 hours. First two rounds were technical, and the fol
Live coding with a software engineer. The engineer seemed very nice and helped me stumble through some issues. I did not get an offer, but that is fine. I think they have a pretty organized recruitment process.
I was initially contacted by HR. They asked mainly about my background and some simple technical questions, like "Explain what O Time is." Then, I took a second phone screen which was entirely technical.