Job stability, pretty fair salary. Shareworks is somewhat segregated from the rest of MS.
I don't know, it's a bank and the software is boring.
It was a telephonic interview for software developer positions in Calgary. The questions that were asked were simple, and it was more of an HR round. They asked about the projects I have written on my resume. Some basic questions were: * What are
The interviews took place on campus. There was an initial online coding round for filtering. Post the filtering, two technical rounds occurred: one on DSA and the other on system design. After the technical rounds, there was an HR round focused on be
This was a relatively generic discussion about engineering questions. Most of them you can find if you read any "Interview Questions 101" guide. The only time it got really technical was when they asked me to write a simple loop on the whiteboard.
It was a telephonic interview for software developer positions in Calgary. The questions that were asked were simple, and it was more of an HR round. They asked about the projects I have written on my resume. Some basic questions were: * What are
The interviews took place on campus. There was an initial online coding round for filtering. Post the filtering, two technical rounds occurred: one on DSA and the other on system design. After the technical rounds, there was an HR round focused on be
This was a relatively generic discussion about engineering questions. Most of them you can find if you read any "Interview Questions 101" guide. The only time it got really technical was when they asked me to write a simple loop on the whiteboard.