Nice line in your CV. It's a good opportunity to learn if put on a good project.
Awful projects. And sometimes, you have to work with people who most likely never touched a computer before, yet they are seniors on paper.
First, there was a phone interview with some basic programming questions about Java and SQL, but also topics like data structures. After that, I was invited to come to the office for three interviews. * One with HR (general, average HR questions)
The first call was with HR. They asked general questions about studies, experience, and goals. They also told me what topics to prepare. The second call was a technical interview, focusing on programming in general and C# questions.
They said the starting process is like a pre-filter. They asked me which field I want to work in. It is a graduate program, so I could choose from two possibilities. I had some English conversation with the interviewer.
First, there was a phone interview with some basic programming questions about Java and SQL, but also topics like data structures. After that, I was invited to come to the office for three interviews. * One with HR (general, average HR questions)
The first call was with HR. They asked general questions about studies, experience, and goals. They also told me what topics to prepare. The second call was a technical interview, focusing on programming in general and C# questions.
They said the starting process is like a pre-filter. They asked me which field I want to work in. It is a graduate program, so I could choose from two possibilities. I had some English conversation with the interviewer.