Work-life balance. Good co-workers.
Low pay.
Chinese speakers all the time.
Gave my resume to the booth at my school's career fair. The guy was arrogant, but it helped land me an interview with the team. Started off with a phone screen. Not difficult, just to verify that I'm human. Next was the take-home assessment. I was
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’
Submitted the application online. The first phone screen is from HR, asking the time of a remote program's test several days later. This is followed by a skills test, lasting more than two hours, covering C, data structures, and pointers. Finally, th
Gave my resume to the booth at my school's career fair. The guy was arrogant, but it helped land me an interview with the team. Started off with a phone screen. Not difficult, just to verify that I'm human. Next was the take-home assessment. I was
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’
Submitted the application online. The first phone screen is from HR, asking the time of a remote program's test several days later. This is followed by a skills test, lasting more than two hours, covering C, data structures, and pointers. Finally, th