I loved the flexibility for this role.
The main cons were that the culture was alright.
The interview process at GitHub is structured, insightful, and collaborative. It fosters open communication, encourages problem-solving, and allows candidates to showcase their skills through practical, real-world challenges. Highly professional an
I applied online and, after about a week, received an email from an interview bot to take an assignment in Java (Spring Framework). The allotted time was 24 hours. After I submitted, I received a standard rejection email. It was quite strange with n
This was one of the absolute worst processes I've ever been through. A recruiter reached out to me with a technical exam, then said I didn't have to actually take it. I underwent a four-hour, one-day interview process with four people from different
The interview process at GitHub is structured, insightful, and collaborative. It fosters open communication, encourages problem-solving, and allows candidates to showcase their skills through practical, real-world challenges. Highly professional an
I applied online and, after about a week, received an email from an interview bot to take an assignment in Java (Spring Framework). The allotted time was 24 hours. After I submitted, I received a standard rejection email. It was quite strange with n
This was one of the absolute worst processes I've ever been through. A recruiter reached out to me with a technical exam, then said I didn't have to actually take it. I underwent a four-hour, one-day interview process with four people from different