A very forward-thinking and modern company, which I really enjoyed working for. The original company I worked for was bought out and integrated into IBM. The salary banding is very fair, and the flexi-time and remote working were useful.
I honestly can't think of anything negative.
I was automatically invited to a HackerRank coding assessment minutes after applying. I invested an hour in the two challenges, solved them, and passed them, only to be rejected two weeks later. They make you take the coding assessment without even
The behavioral, technical, and managerial interviews all went well. The technical interview consisted of system design and a coding task. I had to solve some React coding challenges via a collaborative IDE session.
1. Telephonic interview 2. Face-to-face interview 3. Interview with Manager Questions were mostly from C, C pointers, and device drivers. The job was for an AIX device driver, so they asked lots of questions about device drivers, interrupts, and DMA
I was automatically invited to a HackerRank coding assessment minutes after applying. I invested an hour in the two challenges, solved them, and passed them, only to be rejected two weeks later. They make you take the coding assessment without even
The behavioral, technical, and managerial interviews all went well. The technical interview consisted of system design and a coding task. I had to solve some React coding challenges via a collaborative IDE session.
1. Telephonic interview 2. Face-to-face interview 3. Interview with Manager Questions were mostly from C, C pointers, and device drivers. The job was for an AIX device driver, so they asked lots of questions about device drivers, interrupts, and DMA