There is a lot to learn here.
But it is all up to you.
No one will really push you to do the work. You need to do it yourself. You learn not only the tech stack but also how to be a leader.
Very competitive atmosphere, and sometimes it feels that people are only there for themselves to get experience and leave. I would say it's a cutthroat atmosphere; every point counts. Make sure you do your work, otherwise you will be written out.
I applied online. The interview process took 1 week: * Pymetrics test * Online coding test + explanation * 2 rounds of behavioral/motivational interviews with engineers. * Offered a position within 1 week.
I was asked about C++ questions, Linux, SQL query optimization, and index tuning. I met with 4 people in the team. All of them were very nice and easy to work with.
Gave an interview 1 year ago and was invited onsite after a year. Very quick turnaround, just a year, and for another role, not the one for which I cleared the phone screen. Expecting feedback after another year. Random interview questions, ill-pr
I applied online. The interview process took 1 week: * Pymetrics test * Online coding test + explanation * 2 rounds of behavioral/motivational interviews with engineers. * Offered a position within 1 week.
I was asked about C++ questions, Linux, SQL query optimization, and index tuning. I met with 4 people in the team. All of them were very nice and easy to work with.
Gave an interview 1 year ago and was invited onsite after a year. Very quick turnaround, just a year, and for another role, not the one for which I cleared the phone screen. Expecting feedback after another year. Random interview questions, ill-pr