I got to be very creative.
I don't have any cons.
Pretty simple process with a code test. Very automated, though, with out much 1:1 communication with the employer. The few times I did talk to people, they seemed very nice and knowledgeable.
It was really close to being a great interview. The main reason I didn't like the experience was because I didn't get feedback. I mean, I loved the environment and the place, and I want to know what I need to improve to go and try again. I'm still p
HR screening and HM screening, then a take-home exam and 4 rounds of VO. All the interviewers were male—what are they so afraid of when it comes to hiring female developers? One of the managers was so full of himself that he didn’t even bother to li
Pretty simple process with a code test. Very automated, though, with out much 1:1 communication with the employer. The few times I did talk to people, they seemed very nice and knowledgeable.
It was really close to being a great interview. The main reason I didn't like the experience was because I didn't get feedback. I mean, I loved the environment and the place, and I want to know what I need to improve to go and try again. I'm still p
HR screening and HM screening, then a take-home exam and 4 rounds of VO. All the interviewers were male—what are they so afraid of when it comes to hiring female developers? One of the managers was so full of himself that he didn’t even bother to li