Really good job stability and life-work balance.
Low job growth, but enough fair options to achieve this.
Keep us in remote. We are really happy.
3-step interview: 1. General interview with basic questions on Webex. 2. HR interview, which was like explaining administrative stuff once we got in (didn't feel like an interview). 3. Technical interview, which theoretically should have lasted 3
It was quick and smooth. Only two rounds with basic technical and managerial questions. You can prepare by brushing up your basic knowledge and also some scenario-based questions. Also, brush up on behavioral questions as well.
I had two interviews, one technical and one with an executive, as well as a technical exam. The exam was a bit hard, but the interviews were smooth and not that difficult. The process involves taking the exam. When you pass, you then do a technical
3-step interview: 1. General interview with basic questions on Webex. 2. HR interview, which was like explaining administrative stuff once we got in (didn't feel like an interview). 3. Technical interview, which theoretically should have lasted 3
It was quick and smooth. Only two rounds with basic technical and managerial questions. You can prepare by brushing up your basic knowledge and also some scenario-based questions. Also, brush up on behavioral questions as well.
I had two interviews, one technical and one with an executive, as well as a technical exam. The exam was a bit hard, but the interviews were smooth and not that difficult. The process involves taking the exam. When you pass, you then do a technical