No pros, as far as I could see.
Not very good money, and not an interesting job as well.
Apply software training to every employee, regardless of their actual daily job.
First Part: Talk about yourself and presentation of the job by the interviewer. Second Part: Presentation of a project related to the job which was on the CV. (In my case, implementation of FIFO in SystemVerilog) Third Part: Coding Question (Algori
The phone screening happened. I had two rounds of phone screening, and they went very well. I am waiting for the onsite interview invitation. It was a good exposure. They asked a wide variety of questions, including about my projects and academic e
Two technical interviews were conducted. Questions included: * Testing ideas for a dummy program that takes 3 integers and outputs another integer. * A LeetCode question: find the minimal number of semi-binary numbers that sum up to a given number.
First Part: Talk about yourself and presentation of the job by the interviewer. Second Part: Presentation of a project related to the job which was on the CV. (In my case, implementation of FIFO in SystemVerilog) Third Part: Coding Question (Algori
The phone screening happened. I had two rounds of phone screening, and they went very well. I am waiting for the onsite interview invitation. It was a good exposure. They asked a wide variety of questions, including about my projects and academic e
Two technical interviews were conducted. Questions included: * Testing ideas for a dummy program that takes 3 integers and outputs another integer. * A LeetCode question: find the minimal number of semi-binary numbers that sum up to a given number.