Life-work balance is very good.
Big company and your job is very specific.
The interview lasted two hours. First, they discussed intelligence, then asked questions, and finally, you were asked about your expectations. Initially, they provided code in a language unfamiliar to me and asked what changes could be made to simp
First, the HR called and asked if I was interested in this role. The next day, I received a call from the manager who interviewed me for a few minutes, talking about my interests and why I would be a good fit for this role. Then, I had a two-hour int
Boring questions, generic ones, sorting a list, a 3-color array... the usual stuff. The interviewers seemed sleepy, and I don't think they were interested in the interview. It was a waste of time. I would not want to work there.
The interview lasted two hours. First, they discussed intelligence, then asked questions, and finally, you were asked about your expectations. Initially, they provided code in a language unfamiliar to me and asked what changes could be made to simp
First, the HR called and asked if I was interested in this role. The next day, I received a call from the manager who interviewed me for a few minutes, talking about my interests and why I would be a good fit for this role. Then, I had a two-hour int
Boring questions, generic ones, sorting a list, a 3-color array... the usual stuff. The interviewers seemed sleepy, and I don't think they were interested in the interview. It was a waste of time. I would not want to work there.