In a good team, a really nice experience.
Flexible, friendly, and helpful people.
Real global work experience, closely working with people from India, Poland, HK, China, UK, US, and South America.
It's difficult to do things under an organizational structure. Simple tasks take a long time, even months. There's no effective feedback channel amongst different teams.
Easy. The company is still figuring out its processes. I got the offer but declined for a better-paid position. It was good for practicing interview skills. The company has some ethical issues.
There were three rounds of interviews. The first was a phone interview with generic technical questions, fairly basic. The second 1:1 interview was with two junior staff members of the team, who then proceeded to perform a more thorough and in-depth
Tell me about yourself, why you are the most suitable candidate, and why you want to work here. Why work as an engineer? Subsequent rounds will have mainly behavioral questions, with technical rounds including online tests.
Easy. The company is still figuring out its processes. I got the offer but declined for a better-paid position. It was good for practicing interview skills. The company has some ethical issues.
There were three rounds of interviews. The first was a phone interview with generic technical questions, fairly basic. The second 1:1 interview was with two junior staff members of the team, who then proceeded to perform a more thorough and in-depth
Tell me about yourself, why you are the most suitable candidate, and why you want to work here. Why work as an engineer? Subsequent rounds will have mainly behavioral questions, with technical rounds including online tests.