Good work-life balance, colleagues, and work environment.
Crappy career progression and out-of-date tech. It's a tech island.
I had two separate 45-minute interviews where I was asked a technical question and had to code the solution. The code was in a basic Google Doc with limited IDE functionality. I believe it only auto-indented.
They ask quite hard coding questions based on data structures and algorithms. There are multiple interviews asking about you as a person, how you work, and your coding abilities. They also ask about your life in general to make sure you have someth
I handed in my resume at the university career fair. I got the on-campus interview opportunity one week later. There were two rounds of on-campus interviews, each 45 minutes long.
I had two separate 45-minute interviews where I was asked a technical question and had to code the solution. The code was in a basic Google Doc with limited IDE functionality. I believe it only auto-indented.
They ask quite hard coding questions based on data structures and algorithms. There are multiple interviews asking about you as a person, how you work, and your coding abilities. They also ask about your life in general to make sure you have someth
I handed in my resume at the university career fair. I got the on-campus interview opportunity one week later. There were two rounds of on-campus interviews, each 45 minutes long.