Good experience, a lot of new technologies, and documentation.
No cons at this moment.
I had three rounds of interviews. Two were technical, and one was HR. The technical rounds were full-on projects, focusing on ETL, Ab Initio concepts, Unix, and shell scripts.
One-day process. Two rounds: one technical and one technomanagerial. Both rounds were an hour long. The technical manager discussed salary, and he was a very intelligent guy. This was the toughest manager round I'd had until now.
I got a call from the recruiter the day before the interview. The candidate who interviewed me had the same experience as I did. He was simply looking at questions online, asking me them, and expecting the same answers from me. I answered most of the
I had three rounds of interviews. Two were technical, and one was HR. The technical rounds were full-on projects, focusing on ETL, Ab Initio concepts, Unix, and shell scripts.
One-day process. Two rounds: one technical and one technomanagerial. Both rounds were an hour long. The technical manager discussed salary, and he was a very intelligent guy. This was the toughest manager round I'd had until now.
I got a call from the recruiter the day before the interview. The candidate who interviewed me had the same experience as I did. He was simply looking at questions online, asking me them, and expecting the same answers from me. I answered most of the