Great place to work
Great place to work
- Exceptional company among Ukrainian employers.
- Comfortable office, lunches delivery, and reimbursement.
- Company culture and the overall professional level of team members.
- Care and support of employees during the COVID-19 outbreak.
In-office work is important. Regular remote work is not encouraged. Though, this is a benefit sometimes because it positively impacts team communication.
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Software Engineer
The interview process was pleasant. All interviewers were professional and had pleasant communication. The HR rep communicated excellently and organized additional calls as per my request. The only downside was waiting a little bit for the offer.
Software Engineer
This was one of the most thorough, yet best-organized, interview experiences I've ever had. It is a lengthy process of five steps, but the company goes out of its way to accommodate the candidate, for example, by letting you fill out availability sl
Software Engineer
The interview process was pretty dismal. The recruiter referred to me as "the Android guy." This shows how developers must be treated: cannon fodder. It's the same old, stupid CS questions, likely to satisfy the ego of some developer who can't writ
Software Engineer
GermanyDecember 1, 2024The interview process was pleasant. All interviewers were professional and had pleasant communication. The HR rep communicated excellently and organized additional calls as per my request. The only downside was waiting a little bit for the offer.
Software Engineer
Berlin, GermanyAugust 1, 2024This was one of the most thorough, yet best-organized, interview experiences I've ever had. It is a lengthy process of five steps, but the company goes out of its way to accommodate the candidate, for example, by letting you fill out availability sl
Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesApril 1, 2018The interview process was pretty dismal. The recruiter referred to me as "the Android guy." This shows how developers must be treated: cannon fodder. It's the same old, stupid CS questions, likely to satisfy the ego of some developer who can't writ
