It's fun to come to work every day. The people are great. The work is pretty cool, and is also morally important on a global a scale (we are working to save lives by the thousands).
The salary isn't very high.
There is sometimes an excessive focus on short-term goals rather than long-term ones.
I had a phone interview which went well but when I arrived it was all testing. First you had to write a sample report, then Linux exercises and then logic questions. There was minimal interpersonal interaction and the concepts that we were being as
The interview consisted of 3 stages:Each of them was 40 minutesFirst step: personal questions, a story about a personal project and a short video recordingSecond step: analysis of a relatively long and complex code segment requires an understanding o
1 interview By phone, asking some basic questions (counting bits in an integer etc.) 2 face to face interviews - more difficult and thorough. I put here most of the questions from both interviews
I had a phone interview which went well but when I arrived it was all testing. First you had to write a sample report, then Linux exercises and then logic questions. There was minimal interpersonal interaction and the concepts that we were being as
The interview consisted of 3 stages:Each of them was 40 minutesFirst step: personal questions, a story about a personal project and a short video recordingSecond step: analysis of a relatively long and complex code segment requires an understanding o
1 interview By phone, asking some basic questions (counting bits in an integer etc.) 2 face to face interviews - more difficult and thorough. I put here most of the questions from both interviews