Corporate perks: free breakfast, flexible working hours, and the possibility to work from home and work abroad. Engineers are smart and cool, but everyone eventually wants to leave. It is a good line for your CV. After you leave this company, life is so nice.
Understaffed; huge expectations with not enough compensation, and they try to make people leave the company. A lot of people are burning out, and you need to fight for a promotion, but compensation is poor.
The process was a preliminary interview, a problem-solving interview, and a technical interview. Each interview was accompanied by a feedback call with the recruiter to understand if there was still interest on my part to continue.
A tedious process involving many technical interviews and homework. The technical interviews and homework were mediocre. It covered basic API systems, allowing you to delve into areas of interest. In total, the interviews and homework consumed app
Don't waste your time. First, they give you an IQ test. If you pass it, you also get a task in your preferred programming language. What I got as feedback for being rejected: * 'Code formatting and spaces is bad' - (You are forced to use a web i
The process was a preliminary interview, a problem-solving interview, and a technical interview. Each interview was accompanied by a feedback call with the recruiter to understand if there was still interest on my part to continue.
A tedious process involving many technical interviews and homework. The technical interviews and homework were mediocre. It covered basic API systems, allowing you to delve into areas of interest. In total, the interviews and homework consumed app
Don't waste your time. First, they give you an IQ test. If you pass it, you also get a task in your preferred programming language. What I got as feedback for being rejected: * 'Code formatting and spaces is bad' - (You are forced to use a web i