WLB, no PIP, no layoff.
If you just want a place to retire and a stable, "braindead" job working on business logic that means nothing to you, this is a good fit.
Low pay, slow promo, no growth.
There are some especially incompetent managers/directors here. Who came to Canada in the early 2000s and pretty much stay here forever, and just seem to be out of touch with pretty much everything. You are literally wasting your life here. Any self-respecting, intelligent, or aspirational individual would not last long here.
The HR representative initially contacted me by phone and explained the interview process. I was then given four coding questions, which were similar to a HackerRank-based test but slightly modified. Unfortunately, I didn’t pass that stage, so I don’
First round: 2 coding questions using C. You need to have knowledge of basic data structures. Also, you need basic knowledge of computer networks and operating systems, especially regarding TCP and inter-process communication.
2hr HackerRank OA: 10 multiple choices on math and logic + 4 easy/medium coding problems in C. Two rounds of in-person technical interviews: * Debug a piece of C program. * Questions on debug techniques and socket programming.
The HR representative initially contacted me by phone and explained the interview process. I was then given four coding questions, which were similar to a HackerRank-based test but slightly modified. Unfortunately, I didn’t pass that stage, so I don’
First round: 2 coding questions using C. You need to have knowledge of basic data structures. Also, you need basic knowledge of computer networks and operating systems, especially regarding TCP and inter-process communication.
2hr HackerRank OA: 10 multiple choices on math and logic + 4 easy/medium coding problems in C. Two rounds of in-person technical interviews: * Debug a piece of C program. * Questions on debug techniques and socket programming.