RSU, salary, health insurance, people.
Lots of bureaucracy.
Not the latest tech stack; mostly Java 6 or 7 in 2021. New projects are better with Java 11.
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 contacted by a recruiter. After a few days, I had a phone screen and then an onsite interview. The interview went fine. I was interviewing after a long time and as such was not well prepared. Overall experience was fine, and I guess my 1:1 in
Phone interview: 45 minutes. Start by discussing your experience, then a coding question, and finally you can ask one question to the interviewer. The conversation was friendly, open, fast-moving, and fluid.
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 contacted by a recruiter. After a few days, I had a phone screen and then an onsite interview. The interview went fine. I was interviewing after a long time and as such was not well prepared. Overall experience was fine, and I guess my 1:1 in
Phone interview: 45 minutes. Start by discussing your experience, then a coding question, and finally you can ask one question to the interviewer. The conversation was friendly, open, fast-moving, and fluid.