Flexibility to work from home, privileges like sick leaves, holidays, etc. Opportunity to grow in and explore various streams, and to learn and develop new skills, etc.
There aren't many cons worth mentioning.
The whole process took around 5-6 weeks (Christmas in between). The HR in the second round was super friendly and gave positive feedback throughout the entire interview, which eased my nervousness a lot. I had a few technical misses during the final
The first interview was a phone call. The second interview began with a meeting with the head of the local practice, which was very positive. The third interview was a three-hour coding test. I could bring my laptop and any textbooks I wanted, and
Lots of questions. Mainly questions coming from second-year computer science programs, such as: * What are the principles of object-oriented languages? * What is a singleton? * How do you write one, and why would you use one? Some questions pertain
The whole process took around 5-6 weeks (Christmas in between). The HR in the second round was super friendly and gave positive feedback throughout the entire interview, which eased my nervousness a lot. I had a few technical misses during the final
The first interview was a phone call. The second interview began with a meeting with the head of the local practice, which was very positive. The third interview was a three-hour coding test. I could bring my laptop and any textbooks I wanted, and
Lots of questions. Mainly questions coming from second-year computer science programs, such as: * What are the principles of object-oriented languages? * What is a singleton? * How do you write one, and why would you use one? Some questions pertain