Good team, flexible time, and enough space.
not very serious, very specific work
From my own interview experience and that of my friends, the type of questions asked, to a small extent, depends on the domain in which your to-be team works. For freshers/interns, the questions are more or less on the subjects they studied in colleg
I had two interviews on Zoom, and in both, there were two interviewers. In the first interview, I was asked to implement `malloc` in C. In the second interview, I was asked to implement something else, also in C.
The interviewee described the position to me first. Then, they asked some basic questions about my experience. When I described my project experience, they asked some questions about it and then presented a problem to solve online.
From my own interview experience and that of my friends, the type of questions asked, to a small extent, depends on the domain in which your to-be team works. For freshers/interns, the questions are more or less on the subjects they studied in colleg
I had two interviews on Zoom, and in both, there were two interviewers. In the first interview, I was asked to implement `malloc` in C. In the second interview, I was asked to implement something else, also in C.
The interviewee described the position to me first. Then, they asked some basic questions about my experience. When I described my project experience, they asked some questions about it and then presented a problem to solve online.