It was good, with lots of perks.
Not much work or learning.
In all my decades of interviewing for QA positions, this was positively the worst interview I've ever, ever been given. I was set up with an interviewer who had absolutely no QA domain knowledge, even though I was interviewing for a QA position. Afte
The interview process was initially very smooth and professional. I was contacted by the recruiter, and after this call, we scheduled a technical phone screen for the following week. The technical interview was extremely easy (online coding via Colla
A recruiter reached out to me after I saved a job on LinkedIn. After a quick call to discuss the role and my experience, they scheduled a technical phone screen. They sent prep materials, but they were for the wrong team, and I didn’t realize. The in
In all my decades of interviewing for QA positions, this was positively the worst interview I've ever, ever been given. I was set up with an interviewer who had absolutely no QA domain knowledge, even though I was interviewing for a QA position. Afte
The interview process was initially very smooth and professional. I was contacted by the recruiter, and after this call, we scheduled a technical phone screen for the following week. The technical interview was extremely easy (online coding via Colla
A recruiter reached out to me after I saved a job on LinkedIn. After a quick call to discuss the role and my experience, they scheduled a technical phone screen. They sent prep materials, but they were for the wrong team, and I didn’t realize. The in