WFH, no pressure, good benefits, good work-life balance, great culture.
I didn't find any cons.
nothing
There were three interviews. The first was a telephone round, the second was a technical round, and the last was an HR round with the hiring manager. The interview mainly focused on the fundamentals of computer science and problem-solving skills.
The first round was a coding round, in which they asked a string question. The second was also a coding round, in which they also asked a question on strings. The third was a technical interview; basically, they reviewed your resume.
Quite comfortable and safe. The other party was interested, besides making you feel secure so you could gain confidence. The questions were in accordance with your skills and role activities.
There were three interviews. The first was a telephone round, the second was a technical round, and the last was an HR round with the hiring manager. The interview mainly focused on the fundamentals of computer science and problem-solving skills.
The first round was a coding round, in which they asked a string question. The second was also a coding round, in which they also asked a question on strings. The third was a technical interview; basically, they reviewed your resume.
Quite comfortable and safe. The other party was interested, besides making you feel secure so you could gain confidence. The questions were in accordance with your skills and role activities.