I work maybe 30-40 hours a week (it depends on the week). The pay is decent.
Boring job most of the time. We use a lot of bad tools just because they're made by Microsoft.
The interview process involved four remote rounds. Three interviews were with members of the team, and one was with HR. Each interview lasted approximately one hour. Technical questions were presented casually. Whiteboarding or formal solutions wer
It was long and tedious, which kind of turned me off on the idea of working for a large company like that. Additionally, I was not interested in relocating, and remote work was not an option for the position.
My friend received an email from a recruiter regarding a hiring event. He forwarded my contact information to the recruiter, and that's how the process started. First was an online assessment that included two easy coding questions and one debugging
The interview process involved four remote rounds. Three interviews were with members of the team, and one was with HR. Each interview lasted approximately one hour. Technical questions were presented casually. Whiteboarding or formal solutions wer
It was long and tedious, which kind of turned me off on the idea of working for a large company like that. Additionally, I was not interested in relocating, and remote work was not an option for the position.
My friend received an email from a recruiter regarding a hiring event. He forwarded my contact information to the recruiter, and that's how the process started. First was an online assessment that included two easy coding questions and one debugging