Awesome benefits, like stocks, travel allowance, learning budget, and bonuses.
Friendly working environment. There's freedom of choice in tech; note that this is entirely dependent on which team you will work with. I might also have been lucky to work with a good one.
Nothing in particular. I had a problem with the workload; it was kind of seasonal. One time you work for 12-14 hours, and other days you have absolutely nothing to do.
The interview process consists of 4 rounds in total. 1. **Talk with HR:** 30 minutes. 2. **Interview with Hiring Manager:** 1 hour. 3. **Coding Puzzle:** 3-day task (behavioral). 4. **Final Interview:** 5 hours, with short breaks (1h-5min-1.5h-1
The first step was a phone interview, mainly an introductory conversation with HR. They asked about my career prospects, the possibility of relocating to Berlin, and my knowledge of programming languages. The second step was technical, and it was a
I got the Xcode project and we went through it with the interviewer, fixing bugs. I passed the first technical round (questions), but got rejected after the second one. It was a little bit harder.
The interview process consists of 4 rounds in total. 1. **Talk with HR:** 30 minutes. 2. **Interview with Hiring Manager:** 1 hour. 3. **Coding Puzzle:** 3-day task (behavioral). 4. **Final Interview:** 5 hours, with short breaks (1h-5min-1.5h-1
The first step was a phone interview, mainly an introductory conversation with HR. They asked about my career prospects, the possibility of relocating to Berlin, and my knowledge of programming languages. The second step was technical, and it was a
I got the Xcode project and we went through it with the interviewer, fixing bugs. I passed the first technical round (questions), but got rejected after the second one. It was a little bit harder.