Work/life balance and benefits
It's hard to get a full-time job.
My interview process was absolutely ridiculous. It spanned a total of 4.5 months, and I didn't even get to the host matching process. I was first contacted by a recruiter through email. She was actually quite nice, so I don't have any complaints ther
Initial phone screen: 45 minutes. The interviewer arrived 5 minutes late. There was no introduction, and at the end of the interview, no questions were asked. During the interview, I tried to interact with the interviewer, but I didn't find him in
A recruiter contacted me via email. The discussion before the telephone interview was all about benefits and so on. I asked for a delay of four months because of my diploma. During the interview, I was badly nervous because, somehow, my professor sc
My interview process was absolutely ridiculous. It spanned a total of 4.5 months, and I didn't even get to the host matching process. I was first contacted by a recruiter through email. She was actually quite nice, so I don't have any complaints ther
Initial phone screen: 45 minutes. The interviewer arrived 5 minutes late. There was no introduction, and at the end of the interview, no questions were asked. During the interview, I tried to interact with the interviewer, but I didn't find him in
A recruiter contacted me via email. The discussion before the telephone interview was all about benefits and so on. I asked for a delay of four months because of my diploma. During the interview, I was badly nervous because, somehow, my professor sc