Good work-life balance and good culture.
Bad food and an old stack.
I was contacted by an outside recruiter who asked a few basic resume questions. She forwarded my resume to a team. There was a technical phone screen with a few coding questions, such as "write all permutations of a string." Later, to my surprise,
I received an e-mail from one of the recruiters. She set up a phone interview with one of their engineers. The interviewer asked me random questions about Java and J2EE, specifically the differences between the two. The interviewer was happy and s
I was sending a link to a platform similar to Leetcode. The interview was joined on a video call, and she basically described the problem we were trying to solve. I had to type it into this IDE. She was kind, clear, and helpful.
I was contacted by an outside recruiter who asked a few basic resume questions. She forwarded my resume to a team. There was a technical phone screen with a few coding questions, such as "write all permutations of a string." Later, to my surprise,
I received an e-mail from one of the recruiters. She set up a phone interview with one of their engineers. The interviewer asked me random questions about Java and J2EE, specifically the differences between the two. The interviewer was happy and s
I was sending a link to a platform similar to Leetcode. The interview was joined on a video call, and she basically described the problem we were trying to solve. I had to type it into this IDE. She was kind, clear, and helpful.