I've been working in this company for over 6 years, being the company I've worked for the longest in my career. The main reason why I'm still here is a mix of the amazing, smart professionals that I've run into across these years, as well as (even more important to me) the tireless will to help that's carved in each and all of them.
They're always ready to drop what they're doing to jump and help you get unblocked and going. That sense of "we, not I" is contagious and, as time goes by, I've been able to put it in practice myself, inspired by what others did for me before. This builds up a "community feeling" where one can feel really comfortable working every day. I just love it.
Decision-making and risk-taking still have some way to go. Sometimes, we're slightly overwhelmed by the "fear to fail".
I was asked to solve a 4-step coding question in CoderPad at a screening phase. Once you make it from the first step, you get to the next one. Solving all 4 in a given amount of time seems unrealistic, but maybe they assess how far you are able to
I was generally underwhelmed by the interview process. Multiple times, the recruiter asked me to fill out different forms for the same information. They also asked via email for bits of information directly from my resume, such as, "I'm just schedul
The whole process was smooth, and I had positive impressions of everyone I met. The only negative experience I had was with one of the recruiters, who contacted me before and after the on-site interview. (I was transferred to her from a different rec
I was asked to solve a 4-step coding question in CoderPad at a screening phase. Once you make it from the first step, you get to the next one. Solving all 4 in a given amount of time seems unrealistic, but maybe they assess how far you are able to
I was generally underwhelmed by the interview process. Multiple times, the recruiter asked me to fill out different forms for the same information. They also asked via email for bits of information directly from my resume, such as, "I'm just schedul
The whole process was smooth, and I had positive impressions of everyone I met. The only negative experience I had was with one of the recruiters, who contacted me before and after the on-site interview. (I was transferred to her from a different rec