Work-life balance is great. It lets you ramp up at an easy pace. The people are bright.
Big companies making changes is hard.
They called me to set up the interview. There was one face-to-face interview with three people in the room. They were very nice and polite. Then I got an email stating that I didn't pass the interview.
The interviews took 2 hours each, with a week and a half between them. I received an answer quite quickly, after 3 days or so. The interviewers were respectful and easygoing.
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.
They called me to set up the interview. There was one face-to-face interview with three people in the room. They were very nice and polite. Then I got an email stating that I didn't pass the interview.
The interviews took 2 hours each, with a week and a half between them. I received an answer quite quickly, after 3 days or so. The interviewers were respectful and easygoing.
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.