Easy-going, nice environment, good people, super flex. Just a perfect place to work.
Too little payment, no benefits, and a huge gap between partial and full-time.
Remove boundaries. Some students need a pay raise, and restrictions avoid them being full-time.
Student position for developing in C++. Before the interview, they told me that it was very important to know OS, threads, C, and things like that well. Two guys interviewed me. They were very nice and tried to give me clues when I got stuck on som
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.
Two hours of interview, divided into 3 sections: * A bit on the company, the job, and the team * Introduce myself and also answer some tech questions * One interview question
Student position for developing in C++. Before the interview, they told me that it was very important to know OS, threads, C, and things like that well. Two guys interviewed me. They were very nice and tried to give me clues when I got stuck on som
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.
Two hours of interview, divided into 3 sections: * A bit on the company, the job, and the team * Introduce myself and also answer some tech questions * One interview question