Remote, all equipment setup, paid weekly, hands-on coding experience. Learned TypeScript and software development experience was valuable to see the day-to-day life of an engineer and project life cycle.
Seen as an intern role with experience when the role states apprentice, could someone without any background be built up?
That was the biggest barrier. Do your best and network with everyone. Maybe consider going into the office with the team that is hybrid.
CV submitted. Interview requested by HR. HR and the development manager interviewed me. They asked the usual interview questions, such as: * What is your best attribute? * What is your worst attribute? * Why do you want to work here? They also as
I had a one-hour screen phone interview that lasted 30 minutes, which was just introductions. Then, seven days later, I had one technical interview. I did not get a callback, but there were many applicants.
DP and Graphs were asked around the LeetCode medium difficulty. Besides that, some questions related to security were asked. This was on campus in my college. Overall, it was a fun conversation; no grinding.
CV submitted. Interview requested by HR. HR and the development manager interviewed me. They asked the usual interview questions, such as: * What is your best attribute? * What is your worst attribute? * Why do you want to work here? They also as
I had a one-hour screen phone interview that lasted 30 minutes, which was just introductions. Then, seven days later, I had one technical interview. I did not get a callback, but there were many applicants.
DP and Graphs were asked around the LeetCode medium difficulty. Besides that, some questions related to security were asked. This was on campus in my college. Overall, it was a fun conversation; no grinding.