Great work-life balance; friendly colleagues; good benefits.
Work can get repetitive and mundane, with unhelpful HR.
I interviewed for a non-traditional software engineering role. Most software engineers are placed together in the product development department of the company. I was a part of a separate group that worked on future product research, so my interview
Very technical in nature, with a focus on challenges during coding and requirement gathering. Understanding of SDLC is required; knowledge of agile methodology is an added advantage. Whatever is on your resume, you have to be very confident with th
Codility was one thing, the interview was about another thing, and the whole job was about an even different thing. Complete nonsense. Not a single word about the project. The interviewer couldn't answer simple questions.
I interviewed for a non-traditional software engineering role. Most software engineers are placed together in the product development department of the company. I was a part of a separate group that worked on future product research, so my interview
Very technical in nature, with a focus on challenges during coding and requirement gathering. Understanding of SDLC is required; knowledge of agile methodology is an added advantage. Whatever is on your resume, you have to be very confident with th
Codility was one thing, the interview was about another thing, and the whole job was about an even different thing. Complete nonsense. Not a single word about the project. The interviewer couldn't answer simple questions.