I had a lot of flexibility in terms of working remotely, even before COVID, when this wasn't a trend.
Salary was quite low, but for an entry-level position, it might work.
I was asked about previous projects, difficulties I encountered, and what I learned from them. Then, some basic Java OOP questions. Afterwards, I was given a simple problem to solve and was allowed to look up syntax when I couldn't remember somethin
The overall impression of the interview process at HP at that time was good or very good. I had 2 interviews, plus one discussion with HR. I had a local interview with peers that I should have been working with from the local site, and I had an onlin
A bit complex interview: screen through a phone interview and then two on-site interviews. The hiring manager talked about the position very thoroughly, so you would know what you are getting into.
I was asked about previous projects, difficulties I encountered, and what I learned from them. Then, some basic Java OOP questions. Afterwards, I was given a simple problem to solve and was allowed to look up syntax when I couldn't remember somethin
The overall impression of the interview process at HP at that time was good or very good. I had 2 interviews, plus one discussion with HR. I had a local interview with peers that I should have been working with from the local site, and I had an onlin
A bit complex interview: screen through a phone interview and then two on-site interviews. The hiring manager talked about the position very thoroughly, so you would know what you are getting into.