You have loads of stuff to work on.
There is too much office politics, no work life balance, and you won't stay long if you aren't a yes-man.
I applied online. The process took two weeks. - React assessment on HackerRank first, which I passed. - Then a technical interview. There were too many theoretical questions, and mostly not about React itself. I needed to have some in-depth theoret
I applied online. The process took two weeks. I got to the final stage and had a positive interview with the CTO, but then boom, a rejection. I thought I ticked most, if not all, of the boxes, but surprisingly I got a rejection. The interview was no
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed for a Principal Software Engineer role and completed a take-home assignment to build an LSM-tree storage engine. The rejection cited two reasons: lack of replication and use of Spring Boot in
I applied online. The process took two weeks. - React assessment on HackerRank first, which I passed. - Then a technical interview. There were too many theoretical questions, and mostly not about React itself. I needed to have some in-depth theoret
I applied online. The process took two weeks. I got to the final stage and had a positive interview with the CTO, but then boom, a rejection. I thought I ticked most, if not all, of the boxes, but surprisingly I got a rejection. The interview was no
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed for a Principal Software Engineer role and completed a take-home assignment to build an LSM-tree storage engine. The rejection cited two reasons: lack of replication and use of Spring Boot in