Work-life balance is as good as you make it. There is no push to work 12 hours a day, or similar. The office is very nice (and this comes from someone that loves working from home).
The compensation can be better, but when combined with the benefits, I cannot complain.
After Human Resources processes your application, they will send you an email that includes a link for a coding test. There are three coding questions, and you will have two hours to solve them. The screen is divided into two parts: you can see the q
The interview process involved: * A phone interview * A technical test * Three rounds I was very surprised when I passed the phone interview. If you make it past that stage and have done easy to medium LeetCode questions, you'll be fine. If I
First, I had a phone interview. A month later, I had four interviews on-site. All of them had the same structure. First, they asked me to describe what I did in a project and some behavioral questions. Then, there was a coding problem involving da
After Human Resources processes your application, they will send you an email that includes a link for a coding test. There are three coding questions, and you will have two hours to solve them. The screen is divided into two parts: you can see the q
The interview process involved: * A phone interview * A technical test * Three rounds I was very surprised when I passed the phone interview. If you make it past that stage and have done easy to medium LeetCode questions, you'll be fine. If I
First, I had a phone interview. A month later, I had four interviews on-site. All of them had the same structure. First, they asked me to describe what I did in a project and some behavioral questions. Then, there was a coding problem involving da