Comfortable enough, but really slow
Comfortable enough, but really slow
Perks are good: offices, food, stock, maternity stuff.
It's easy to burn out when you have to work slowly, with no risk and lots of paperwork. Also, it now takes at least 2 years to progress in level, which is extremely long.
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Very nice interviewing process. The process was smooth and fast. Some questions were a bit difficult, though. Maybe they should focus less on trivia/memory questions. Better than Amazon or Meta, at least.
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A good and very insightful experience. Reading "How to Crack the Coding Interview" helped me massively with this interview. There was also basic math involved, such as statistics. It is advised to go over basic distributions prior to the interview.
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London, England, United KingdomSeptember 1, 2023Application Submission: I submitted my application through the AlphaChain careers page. This included my resume, a cover letter, and a portfolio of my coding projects. Initial Screening: A week after submitting my application, I received an email fr
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London, England, United KingdomSeptember 1, 2025Very nice interviewing process. The process was smooth and fast. Some questions were a bit difficult, though. Maybe they should focus less on trivia/memory questions. Better than Amazon or Meta, at least.
Software Engineer
London, England, United KingdomFebruary 1, 2022A good and very insightful experience. Reading "How to Crack the Coding Interview" helped me massively with this interview. There was also basic math involved, such as statistics. It is advised to go over basic distributions prior to the interview.
