The work is remote. You can do it whenever you want.
Not real interaction with a lot of people.
Two tech + two non-technical. In general, in my opinion, the first interview was more demonstrative of tech skills for the company and the developer. It showed the actual live coding skills and the developer's knowledge in his area. The second inter
The interview process was pretty much self-explanatory. You don't have much to do other than take a basic English language test to pass your gig. Other than that, everything was fine.
One short call with HR that didn't seem to have a clear purpose. The follow-up interview was an actual interview via Zoom. It went well, as far as I could tell. I wasn't asked any overly technical questions, and I assumed this was their way to ease
Two tech + two non-technical. In general, in my opinion, the first interview was more demonstrative of tech skills for the company and the developer. It showed the actual live coding skills and the developer's knowledge in his area. The second inter
The interview process was pretty much self-explanatory. You don't have much to do other than take a basic English language test to pass your gig. Other than that, everything was fine.
One short call with HR that didn't seem to have a clear purpose. The follow-up interview was an actual interview via Zoom. It went well, as far as I could tell. I wasn't asked any overly technical questions, and I assumed this was their way to ease