Lots of busy work
Lots of busy work
Friendly staff that are helpful and generally knowledgeable.
Nice office space with a pool table, relaxing area, cafeteria, and Tim Hortons on site.
Lots of busy work.
One or two VERY busy days, then no work for a week or two.
Lack of enthusiasm.
Most work was done with teams overseas, which slowed down communication. One email was sent, then waiting until the next day for them to reply and so on.
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It's easy if you know your stuff. If you don't know your stuff, then it's hard. So, make sure you know your stuff. Also, wear a nice suit. They like suits.
Front End Developer
I was sent a link online to HackerRank for the technical questions. The time limit was 4 hours, which felt like plenty of time. It stated that most people finish in 60-105 minutes. There were 3 technical questions and 1 survey question.
Engineering Co-Op
They first started generically with "tell me about yourself" questions and then moved on to more technical questions. They asked about programming concepts such as linked lists and arrays. I was also asked to pseudo-code a solution for reversing a l
Software Engineer
Toronto, Ontario, CanadaOctober 4, 2024It's easy if you know your stuff. If you don't know your stuff, then it's hard. So, make sure you know your stuff. Also, wear a nice suit. They like suits.
Front End Developer
Toronto, Ontario, CanadaJuly 1, 2019I was sent a link online to HackerRank for the technical questions. The time limit was 4 hours, which felt like plenty of time. It stated that most people finish in 60-105 minutes. There were 3 technical questions and 1 survey question.
Engineering Co-Op
Toronto, Ontario, CanadaFebruary 1, 2020They first started generically with "tell me about yourself" questions and then moved on to more technical questions. They asked about programming concepts such as linked lists and arrays. I was also asked to pseudo-code a solution for reversing a l
