Company culture is good. Colleagues help each other.
Salary is kind of below average. Promotion is limited.
The interview provided a well-balanced evaluation by beginning with basic questions about JavaScript's inner workings—covering topics like closures, event loops, and asynchronous behavior—and then transitioning to more advanced inquiries about React.
Applied to multiple jobs online. Got calls from recruiters from a few business groups. Attended two onsite interviews, each of four hours. Questions were based on Linux system programming, shared memory segments and their use cases, data structures,
In-person interview, many rounds. The first two individuals were reasonable, and we talked for 45 minutes with each. The third individual began to ask all sorts of beginner C questions, like "where the semicolon is missing"? (She showed me a printf
The interview provided a well-balanced evaluation by beginning with basic questions about JavaScript's inner workings—covering topics like closures, event loops, and asynchronous behavior—and then transitioning to more advanced inquiries about React.
Applied to multiple jobs online. Got calls from recruiters from a few business groups. Attended two onsite interviews, each of four hours. Questions were based on Linux system programming, shared memory segments and their use cases, data structures,
In-person interview, many rounds. The first two individuals were reasonable, and we talked for 45 minutes with each. The third individual began to ask all sorts of beginner C questions, like "where the semicolon is missing"? (She showed me a printf