Great Balance, Slow Bureaucracy
Great Balance, Slow Bureaucracy
I love working here. My work-life balance is great, and there are lots of interesting things to work on. They really value their staff and are incredibly accommodating in every way, more so than any company I have worked for.
Bureaucracy means that there are so many approvals needed for every little thing.
It can be very frustrating, but it's probably necessary.
Nothing. Management is amazing.
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Online Assessment You get the option to choose between Coding only or Coding and Maths. Platform - Hackerrank. Coding - 2 hours Maths - 1 hour Coding: * 1 LeetCode medium * 1 LeetCode hard Maths - Calculus, Probability, Linear Algebra (total 10
Graduate Software Engineer
HackerRank challenge. Once successful, the next stage was two 45-minute interviews that consisted of one or two behavioral questions and then two data structures and algorithm design LeetCode-type questions. No coding was required.
Software Engineer
The process took place on a platform, not via video call. It involved a question popping up, giving the interviewee one minute to think, and then one to two minutes to answer and record their response. There were approximately 6-8 questions.
Engineer
London, England, United KingdomOctober 27, 2025Online Assessment You get the option to choose between Coding only or Coding and Maths. Platform - Hackerrank. Coding - 2 hours Maths - 1 hour Coding: * 1 LeetCode medium * 1 LeetCode hard Maths - Calculus, Probability, Linear Algebra (total 10
Graduate Software Engineer
London, England, United KingdomNovember 7, 2025HackerRank challenge. Once successful, the next stage was two 45-minute interviews that consisted of one or two behavioral questions and then two data structures and algorithm design LeetCode-type questions. No coding was required.
Software Engineer
London, United KingdomMarch 1, 2022The process took place on a platform, not via video call. It involved a question popping up, giving the interviewee one minute to think, and then one to two minutes to answer and record their response. There were approximately 6-8 questions.
