Very interesting projects.
There's very open space in the software division; you feel that you can really do things.
Management overhead is minimal, and you can focus on what you think brings the most value.
You get free fruits and coffee, and you get challenged to perform.
Sometimes the corporate processes are very heavy, like filling in expense reports. But most of the time, people help you get the stuff done and are not raising barriers.
Monetize better all the amazing things that get done and sometimes thrown away.
In the first 5 minutes, there was a company presentation. After that, I was asked about C, Python, and Linux (theory + code). In the end, they let me ask about the company and the job.
Quite interesting, but pretty normal. Something that was quite unexpected was the fact there were four interviewers, not just two like normal. That was a quite interesting experience, and I enjoyed it a lot.
I had an individual interview. It was based on the experience I gained during my time in college, along with technical questions and questions about personal projects. I also had a behavioral interview.
In the first 5 minutes, there was a company presentation. After that, I was asked about C, Python, and Linux (theory + code). In the end, they let me ask about the company and the job.
Quite interesting, but pretty normal. Something that was quite unexpected was the fact there were four interviewers, not just two like normal. That was a quite interesting experience, and I enjoyed it a lot.
I had an individual interview. It was based on the experience I gained during my time in college, along with technical questions and questions about personal projects. I also had a behavioral interview.