It is a respectable company.
Many opportunities for growth. Good work-life balance. Stable and comfy. People are great here. No malicious control software on home-office.
Slow growth. The holiday bonuses are rather laughable. Performance bonuses are rare and low compared to other companies my friends work for. Too many management systems.
More integration parties. More bonuses. I know I am working on respectable projects with important clients, and it is really annoying to listen to my friends that do less and for smaller clients, and they get paid better. Don't get me wrong, it is stable and cool, but I would like to feel more appreciated. For now, I feel like no matter if I do my best or worst, it won't change my benefits.
I was interviewed by the hiring manager and the current intern working under him. The process was smooth, and the interview was very friendly. An offer was sent promptly after one week to my university.
The interviewers are very kind. The questions are not hard, just some basic algorithms and data structure questions. I think what they really care about is the culture fit. They said there would be a very comprehensive mentorship so no need to worry
First, a short English interview was conducted to test my English knowledge and ambition. Some basic questions were asked. Then, an online technical interview followed, where basic technical programming questions were asked about a programming langu
I was interviewed by the hiring manager and the current intern working under him. The process was smooth, and the interview was very friendly. An offer was sent promptly after one week to my university.
The interviewers are very kind. The questions are not hard, just some basic algorithms and data structure questions. I think what they really care about is the culture fit. They said there would be a very comprehensive mentorship so no need to worry
First, a short English interview was conducted to test my English knowledge and ambition. Some basic questions were asked. Then, an online technical interview followed, where basic technical programming questions were asked about a programming langu