Interesting job, very nice people, hundreds of different projects and in overall good place to work
Sometimes it's hard to balance work/life ratio because of sudden deadlines.
In some departments it's hard to be promoted.
Invest in workers from the inside not the outside first,
I had actually two interviews, one at the Technion during their demonstration and one at the company site. The first one was very theoretical and very easy, few questions about OOP, what is abstract class, how do I use it, describing UML class diagr
I didn't prepare for a technical interview. They asked about GAN architecture, and presented a problem where the generator outputs the same image over and over when it been fed different "noise".
Everyone will introduce themselves. They will ask about technologies that are mentioned in your resume. They will ask about technologies that they use. Code review, what is good what is wrong, how would you repair it and what does it do.
I had actually two interviews, one at the Technion during their demonstration and one at the company site. The first one was very theoretical and very easy, few questions about OOP, what is abstract class, how do I use it, describing UML class diagr
I didn't prepare for a technical interview. They asked about GAN architecture, and presented a problem where the generator outputs the same image over and over when it been fed different "noise".
Everyone will introduce themselves. They will ask about technologies that are mentioned in your resume. They will ask about technologies that they use. Code review, what is good what is wrong, how would you repair it and what does it do.