The job was remote, so it allowed for flexibility.
Being a quality assurance engineer, your performance is based on how well you communicate with the developers.
Your work will often be delayed or unfinished because information is left out.
You have to clean up the developer's mess.
They need better communication between developers and QA.
I was referred by a current employee and was set up for a technical phone screen. It was just bad. I hated the interviewer; he was mean and kind of impatient. He didn't let me finish my answers and didn't interpret them well. He asked a variety of
I had two phone interviews, both technical. Then I was told I am not a good fit for them.
Phone Screen followed by a 5-hour onsite interview. All straightforward LeetCode questions were asked. No design questions were included. Topics covered included: * Linked List * Arrays * Stacks * Queues It did not appear that they were interested
I was referred by a current employee and was set up for a technical phone screen. It was just bad. I hated the interviewer; he was mean and kind of impatient. He didn't let me finish my answers and didn't interpret them well. He asked a variety of
I had two phone interviews, both technical. Then I was told I am not a good fit for them.
Phone Screen followed by a 5-hour onsite interview. All straightforward LeetCode questions were asked. No design questions were included. Topics covered included: * Linked List * Arrays * Stacks * Queues It did not appear that they were interested