My experience was extremely positive. I was able to learn every single day and actually feel like I was making a difference in my day-to-day job activities.
For me it was not, but for some it may be a con that the environment is extremely fast-paced and there's a lot on your plate every single day.
You will have a 30-minute prep session from the recruiter team, a day or two before your interview. They will tell you what to expect, what questions might be asked, and what to focus on. Not all companies will do that—this is interesting.
There were only three 45-minute interviews, but they require you to commit to a full day. You have to accept that there is no flexibility, and they ask very hard questions, trying to push you to your limit to see your reaction under stress.
It went very well. The people were very valiant. I had 4 interviews in total: * 1 interview with human resources * 3 technical interviews Plus a phone call for the appointment. It was a response to an advertisement on their website.
You will have a 30-minute prep session from the recruiter team, a day or two before your interview. They will tell you what to expect, what questions might be asked, and what to focus on. Not all companies will do that—this is interesting.
There were only three 45-minute interviews, but they require you to commit to a full day. You have to accept that there is no flexibility, and they ask very hard questions, trying to push you to your limit to see your reaction under stress.
It went very well. The people were very valiant. I had 4 interviews in total: * 1 interview with human resources * 3 technical interviews Plus a phone call for the appointment. It was a response to an advertisement on their website.