Always working on the latest technologies, with lots of learning opportunities.
No cons that I can think of.
I was asked to implement a hands-on game coding on a laptop within a 3-hour timeframe. After finishing it, the HR mentioned that it would be submitted to the UK team, who would review it. This process may take up to one week.
The interview experience is fine, but later I found that every time I asked for the next round's topic of interview (whether it is algorithm-focused, the required programming language, etc.), the recruiter never gave an accurate answer. Signed an ND
There was a phone interview, followed by an in-person interview by a panel of three interviewers. Two were managers and one was a technical lead. The questions were fair and interesting, given it was for a new graduate position. They responded in a t
I was asked to implement a hands-on game coding on a laptop within a 3-hour timeframe. After finishing it, the HR mentioned that it would be submitted to the UK team, who would review it. This process may take up to one week.
The interview experience is fine, but later I found that every time I asked for the next round's topic of interview (whether it is algorithm-focused, the required programming language, etc.), the recruiter never gave an accurate answer. Signed an ND
There was a phone interview, followed by an in-person interview by a panel of three interviewers. Two were managers and one was a technical lead. The questions were fair and interesting, given it was for a new graduate position. They responded in a t