Work environment, culture, teammates 😊
There are no such cons.
I was asked a series of questions pertaining to QA testing and how to handle certain things. I was given scenarios and asked how I would go about solving them, as well as my understanding of certain concepts.
They sent me a test first, which wasn't too difficult. Once you pass that, there is a video call with the team lead and a person of your nationality. One day later, they offered me a position.
Screening phase with a simple test for creativity and extensibility of potential game solutions, followed by three interviews about coding, code review, and company fit, respectively. The code review analyzed one's ability to contribute meaningfully
I was asked a series of questions pertaining to QA testing and how to handle certain things. I was given scenarios and asked how I would go about solving them, as well as my understanding of certain concepts.
They sent me a test first, which wasn't too difficult. Once you pass that, there is a video call with the team lead and a person of your nationality. One day later, they offered me a position.
Screening phase with a simple test for creativity and extensibility of potential game solutions, followed by three interviews about coding, code review, and company fit, respectively. The code review analyzed one's ability to contribute meaningfully