Good salary and benefits, flexible hours, really good graduate training, and a thought-through software development process. Good corporate values.
Politics, management who rewards and backslaps themselves, treated badly. This was my first job, and my confidence as a developer after leaving this job was on the floor. More time was spent going to and from meetings than doing development. There was little or no travel. Favoritism. Once key people get a bad opinion of you, you're put in a category of useless people.
The culture at the local level needs to be changed. Management has too much power. Stop having meetings about meetings.
Good questions. I was asked about technical questions, project-related questions, and scenario-based questions, checking decision-making, etc., etc., etc. Good interview questions. Technical knowledge check.
Recruiter phone interview that went over the basics, then followed up by a more technical video call interview with a manager close to the team. Did not reach the technical assessment stage.
Good experience. 25 students were shortlisted from the online round. They were really friendly and helped us when we got stuck in between. Rather than coming to a solution, your approach to the question was assessed.
Good questions. I was asked about technical questions, project-related questions, and scenario-based questions, checking decision-making, etc., etc., etc. Good interview questions. Technical knowledge check.
Recruiter phone interview that went over the basics, then followed up by a more technical video call interview with a manager close to the team. Did not reach the technical assessment stage.
Good experience. 25 students were shortlisted from the online round. They were really friendly and helped us when we got stuck in between. Rather than coming to a solution, your approach to the question was assessed.