Good management, good incentives, good ice cream.
Long hours, unclear career perspectives.
I had three one-hour phone interviews. Coding was done on a shared document. They would give you a problem and some code full of bugs, then ask you to debug the code and write test cases. It was pretty fun.
The interview process was quite smooth. First, I received a call from their HR. Then, I had my first programming round where I was supposed to solve one problem using any programming language of my choice. Next, I had three rounds scheduled on a sin
Good, focused a lot of previous experience at other companies. Looking to see how you would be a good fit at the company. It was a little difficult since I was coming in as an entry-level engineer.
I had three one-hour phone interviews. Coding was done on a shared document. They would give you a problem and some code full of bugs, then ask you to debug the code and write test cases. It was pretty fun.
The interview process was quite smooth. First, I received a call from their HR. Then, I had my first programming round where I was supposed to solve one problem using any programming language of my choice. Next, I had three rounds scheduled on a sin
Good, focused a lot of previous experience at other companies. Looking to see how you would be a good fit at the company. It was a little difficult since I was coming in as an entry-level engineer.