In my experience, my team had an excellent atmosphere. We used modern and cutting-edge technologies and solutions, which enabled me to gain diverse knowledge in different domains. The work environment is great, and everyone is very professional and friendly. The work culture is amazing, thanks to the people.
Long working hours (team dependent), limited upward mobility (in my experience), and non-flexible company policies regarding hybrid/remote attendance.
Long conversion (contract to full-time employee) period if you are a contractor.
Unfair wages for contract positions, who receive much lower salaries compared to full-time employees (in my experience).
More flexible employee attendance policies (remote, hybrid, in-person).
It depends on the employee, but some (like myself) work much better, are more efficient, and more productive when working remotely. A one or two days of in-person work days would work much better than the current setup.
It's a win-win for both the employee and the company (happier employees, less overhead for the company, not to mention more efficient and productive employees).
3-round interview: * Must know basic Linux, such as curl, wget, and networking commands. * Asked a coding question that required using a recursive algorithm. * Also asked the 25 horses racing interview question, giving 2 minutes to come up wit
It was a little bit hard and long. I did it as a co-op student. They interviewed like 30 students together at the same time, all in breakout rooms via Zoom. Knowing that at the start made you already stressed, as you were competing against a lot of
Met with four different ranking individuals. The first two phases involved solving a technical problem using a language of my choosing. The first problem was to find all anagrams in a list. The second was to find all paths from a point with intege
3-round interview: * Must know basic Linux, such as curl, wget, and networking commands. * Asked a coding question that required using a recursive algorithm. * Also asked the 25 horses racing interview question, giving 2 minutes to come up wit
It was a little bit hard and long. I did it as a co-op student. They interviewed like 30 students together at the same time, all in breakout rooms via Zoom. Knowing that at the start made you already stressed, as you were competing against a lot of
Met with four different ranking individuals. The first two phases involved solving a technical problem using a language of my choosing. The first problem was to find all anagrams in a list. The second was to find all paths from a point with intege