Perfect, perfect, perfect, perfect, perfect, perfect.
No cons, no cons, no cons, no cons.
Honestly, the most bizarre interview I have ever had. It was during COVID, so it was virtual. The interviewer didn't ask any technical questions. He was just rambling about one thing: 'Your coworker, who is also your friend, was expecting a promoti
There were two coding questions and then a video interview to be selected for the "Code for Good" hackathon. The people ranked highest in that hackathon get to give an interview. If accepted, they get a job.
I applied many times through different recruiters over a one-year period for Columbus, OH. I never heard back from any of the previous ones, except the last one. A few months ago, I applied again and finally they requested a telephonic interview on a
Honestly, the most bizarre interview I have ever had. It was during COVID, so it was virtual. The interviewer didn't ask any technical questions. He was just rambling about one thing: 'Your coworker, who is also your friend, was expecting a promoti
There were two coding questions and then a video interview to be selected for the "Code for Good" hackathon. The people ranked highest in that hackathon get to give an interview. If accepted, they get a job.
I applied many times through different recruiters over a one-year period for Columbus, OH. I never heard back from any of the previous ones, except the last one. A few months ago, I applied again and finally they requested a telephonic interview on a