The work culture is very nice. Managers are understanding.
No such downsides.
Maybe hikes could be better.
I reached out to the manager and secured an interview. The interviewer remarked that it was their first time interviewing. I had informed the manager that I only knew C, not C++, but they seemed okay with that. However, the interviewer proceeded to a
The questions asked were technical, with most of them related to coding. Some questions about the company's knowledge and its progress in the IT field were also asked.
The interview went very smoothly and felt well-structured. The interviewer primarily focused on core Java concepts, covering topics such as: * OOP principles * Collections * Exception handling * Multithreading * Java 8 features In additi
I reached out to the manager and secured an interview. The interviewer remarked that it was their first time interviewing. I had informed the manager that I only knew C, not C++, but they seemed okay with that. However, the interviewer proceeded to a
The questions asked were technical, with most of them related to coding. Some questions about the company's knowledge and its progress in the IT field were also asked.
The interview went very smoothly and felt well-structured. The interviewer primarily focused on core Java concepts, covering topics such as: * OOP principles * Collections * Exception handling * Multithreading * Java 8 features In additi