Great colleagues, really positive and supportive work culture, great perks (free lunch and in-house barista) and really strong compensation.
The ‘work from home’ offering is fairly restrictive and senior management aren’t always ideologically aligned with the majority of the workers.
I think the direction things have been moving in the past 6 months has been good. It feels like senior management have been making moves to be more transparent and visible. And also to listen more actively to the concerns of the staff. Keep it up.
There were mostly algorithmic questions to be solved on a whiteboard. Then, after a lunch with a couple of the junior staff, they tell you whether you’re into the next round. There is also a test beforehand.
Had to sign a confidentiality form so I won't get into much detail. Anyway, the interview involves no human interaction: the only words I exchanged with the interviewer were to answer the question "Java or C#?". Then, you are given some problems (I h
First stage was a programming exercise that could be done at home - rather tricky, but very fun to work on. This was followed by on-site interviews, which lasted ca. 4 hours with 3 interviews in total, each led by 2 people. These mostly focused on t
There were mostly algorithmic questions to be solved on a whiteboard. Then, after a lunch with a couple of the junior staff, they tell you whether you’re into the next round. There is also a test beforehand.
Had to sign a confidentiality form so I won't get into much detail. Anyway, the interview involves no human interaction: the only words I exchanged with the interviewer were to answer the question "Java or C#?". Then, you are given some problems (I h
First stage was a programming exercise that could be done at home - rather tricky, but very fun to work on. This was followed by on-site interviews, which lasted ca. 4 hours with 3 interviews in total, each led by 2 people. These mostly focused on t