Worked as a JS Consultant for about 15 months. The workload was not very heavy, and they paid well. It was fully remote, and hours were quite flexible.
Everything is going very slowly. You will get bored after six months.
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.
Usual Hirevue-esque setup with a series of short questions you needed to answer. You get time to practice and then you just record and submit. I thought the questions were fair and nothing really stood out. It was very standard in terms of the types
Initial psychometrics and coding assessment. Then video interview with Hirevue. I did not make it on to the next round. I think the next rounds are the assessment centre and an in-person interview. It is also a few months' process.
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.
Usual Hirevue-esque setup with a series of short questions you needed to answer. You get time to practice and then you just record and submit. I thought the questions were fair and nothing really stood out. It was very standard in terms of the types
Initial psychometrics and coding assessment. Then video interview with Hirevue. I did not make it on to the next round. I think the next rounds are the assessment centre and an in-person interview. It is also a few months' process.