Everything was very nice, from people to daily challenges.
Nothing that I can remember.
It really began in mid-2012, when I sent a CV for the Enterprise Architect position. They called me for a series of interviews (HR, technical, presentation) in September, but I was on vacation and could not participate in the last one. So my CV was
Some technical explanation about a project and then a practical test directly on Visual Studio to do some code about the project. After that, the interviewer made some questions about best practices applied on the code.
The interview process is very refined. It's common to pass through 7 interviews before receiving an offer. First, an HR person calls you with basic questions about your experience and education. If you are a fit, you are invited for an in-person int
It really began in mid-2012, when I sent a CV for the Enterprise Architect position. They called me for a series of interviews (HR, technical, presentation) in September, but I was on vacation and could not participate in the last one. So my CV was
Some technical explanation about a project and then a practical test directly on Visual Studio to do some code about the project. After that, the interviewer made some questions about best practices applied on the code.
The interview process is very refined. It's common to pass through 7 interviews before receiving an offer. First, an HR person calls you with basic questions about your experience and education. If you are a fit, you are invited for an in-person int