Good place to work, many locations, flexible hours.
Too much training, HR support not always good enough.
I interviewed for a .Net developer role recently. I had a horrific experience with the interviewer. He had no idea and didn't care about what I was working on. He went on his own rant and asked me some basic questions that seemed irrelevant to someon
The interview was based on a video call. The communication from the human resources team was poor; they took a long time to respond and I had to pressure them to know the status of the process.
There was only one round of interview, which took 30 minutes. The interviewer asked basic Java questions, about REST APIs, Spring Boot, and Microservices. They also asked about Joins, Spring Security, and architecture questions.
I interviewed for a .Net developer role recently. I had a horrific experience with the interviewer. He had no idea and didn't care about what I was working on. He went on his own rant and asked me some basic questions that seemed irrelevant to someon
The interview was based on a video call. The communication from the human resources team was poor; they took a long time to respond and I had to pressure them to know the status of the process.
There was only one round of interview, which took 30 minutes. The interviewer asked basic Java questions, about REST APIs, Spring Boot, and Microservices. They also asked about Joins, Spring Security, and architecture questions.