Great culture. Great relationship between colleagues and managers. Every voice matters. Career change opportunities (great support changing roles inside the company worldwide). New offices. A lot of initiatives to promote the social part inside the company. Great equipment provided (monitor, keyboard, desk, chair, and a few more).
Location a bit far from the city center (but there's a Luas/tram to there).
One 45-minute interview: Starts with some behavioral, resume, and portfolio questions (really just depends on whatever the interviewer wants to ask after looking at your application). The bulk of the interview was pair-programming in whatever langu
Various questions about experience and computer science fundamentals. The final interview was an hour long, with questions about web development, Java, and SQL. Pretty straightforward interview process, and no surprises along the way.
Easy, had one behavioral interview and then one technical. But that technical interview was just going over OOP concepts and an example that used those OOP concepts. You could probably also talk about your previous projects.
One 45-minute interview: Starts with some behavioral, resume, and portfolio questions (really just depends on whatever the interviewer wants to ask after looking at your application). The bulk of the interview was pair-programming in whatever langu
Various questions about experience and computer science fundamentals. The final interview was an hour long, with questions about web development, Java, and SQL. Pretty straightforward interview process, and no surprises along the way.
Easy, had one behavioral interview and then one technical. But that technical interview was just going over OOP concepts and an example that used those OOP concepts. You could probably also talk about your previous projects.