Young, friendly environment.
Well taken care of.
Lovely workspaces and recreational areas.
Lots of team-building activities.
Poor salaries, and that's about it, to be honest.
The interview process included a few layers: a technical test, a non-technical interview, and technical interviews. They started with a phone interview verifying basic information, then brought me in for a fairly standard "can you actually program"
Simple PC/game knowledge and PC hardware check. Two interviews, then complete the training. Overall, it was very easy and not stressful. Here are more words so I can leave this page.
They asked a couple of technical questions (C++) and programming basics, such as heap/stack, multi-threads, and memory leak issues. Then, they moved on to behavioral questions. Overall, it was pretty straightforward and simple.
The interview process included a few layers: a technical test, a non-technical interview, and technical interviews. They started with a phone interview verifying basic information, then brought me in for a fairly standard "can you actually program"
Simple PC/game knowledge and PC hardware check. Two interviews, then complete the training. Overall, it was very easy and not stressful. Here are more words so I can leave this page.
They asked a couple of technical questions (C++) and programming basics, such as heap/stack, multi-threads, and memory leak issues. Then, they moved on to behavioral questions. Overall, it was pretty straightforward and simple.