Non-relational databases have pros and cons. The biggest downside so far has been foreign key references. Data consistency is managed by middle services, as opposed to a standard DB feature.
Slow moving, didn't seem to have regard for my time (showed up late, clearly weren't prepared with my resume in front of them, etc.). Overall felt a lack of care for the process, which was a red flag.
A recruiter contacted me on LinkedIn regarding a job position. My interview process began with two phone interviews (with the director and hiring manager). Since I was unable to come for an on-site interview, the recruiter arranged two video intervie
I was interviewed for a language driver role. The process involved a code assessment, which was fairly straightforward. However, getting any quality feedback on requirements during the process was jarring, with very clunky communication from start to
Slow moving, didn't seem to have regard for my time (showed up late, clearly weren't prepared with my resume in front of them, etc.). Overall felt a lack of care for the process, which was a red flag.
A recruiter contacted me on LinkedIn regarding a job position. My interview process began with two phone interviews (with the director and hiring manager). Since I was unable to come for an on-site interview, the recruiter arranged two video intervie
I was interviewed for a language driver role. The process involved a code assessment, which was fairly straightforward. However, getting any quality feedback on requirements during the process was jarring, with very clunky communication from start to