The office is great, and they care a lot about the employees. They are always looking for ways to make the office space better.
Flexible about vacation time, working from home, and hours in the office (a lot of people come in around 10-11 instead of the traditional 9-5).
Despite the relaxed office environment, everyone works hard and gets stuff done.
None I can think of
They checked for .NET knowledge and OOD. They asked me to show my LINQ-foo, and they asked me to whiteboard a design for an open-ended system. The interviews are in rapid sequence, and they are nice but decisive when presenting them.
The first interview was a friendly meeting with HR. It was more like going through your CV and talking about your work experience. It was a Zoom call because of COVID. It was more of a discussion and didn't feel like an interview, which made it a ve
HackerRank, then a technical screen. Onsite has one technical interview. The technical questions were all non-LC style, which was nice. It was all object-oriented questions with some resume talk mixed in, too.
They checked for .NET knowledge and OOD. They asked me to show my LINQ-foo, and they asked me to whiteboard a design for an open-ended system. The interviews are in rapid sequence, and they are nice but decisive when presenting them.
The first interview was a friendly meeting with HR. It was more like going through your CV and talking about your work experience. It was a Zoom call because of COVID. It was more of a discussion and didn't feel like an interview, which made it a ve
HackerRank, then a technical screen. Onsite has one technical interview. The technical questions were all non-LC style, which was nice. It was all object-oriented questions with some resume talk mixed in, too.