Like IBM's working environment, it's more collaborative.
Not very satisfied with the salary; it's relatively low.
Many stages, slow response time (weeks between updates). Short LeetCode and then followed by video recording verbal questions. If you get past this stage, then you probably get to the technical portion/actual human interviews.
Met with the team manager and architect. Incredibly friendly and supportive. High-level questions on data structures and algorithms were discussed. Afterwards, I was shown around the office and met the team. Everyone was incredibly friendly and h
I just finished the challenge, and it was a lot harder than I expected for a front-end dev. I encountered FizzBuzz, object/array/string parsing, and Tic-Tac-Toe. There were also a few video questions, such as "Why are you a good fit for this team?"
Many stages, slow response time (weeks between updates). Short LeetCode and then followed by video recording verbal questions. If you get past this stage, then you probably get to the technical portion/actual human interviews.
Met with the team manager and architect. Incredibly friendly and supportive. High-level questions on data structures and algorithms were discussed. Afterwards, I was shown around the office and met the team. Everyone was incredibly friendly and h
I just finished the challenge, and it was a lot harder than I expected for a front-end dev. I encountered FizzBuzz, object/array/string parsing, and Tic-Tac-Toe. There were also a few video questions, such as "Why are you a good fit for this team?"