All is good, and the environment is good.
Nothing to comment; all good.
A traditional interview starts with introducing yourself and then going through my past experience and resume. Then there were some behavioral questions. The interview ended with working option preference, etc.
Got a call for a phone interview, which was very casual. They mostly asked questions about classes I've taken, languages I worked with, etc. Then got a call for an on-site, which consisted of interviews with 4 different people on the team, followed
It was hard. A lot of coding problems and difficult questions about core Java, which was obscure in a lot of ways. I would not interview with them again if I had a choice of companies.
A traditional interview starts with introducing yourself and then going through my past experience and resume. Then there were some behavioral questions. The interview ended with working option preference, etc.
Got a call for a phone interview, which was very casual. They mostly asked questions about classes I've taken, languages I worked with, etc. Then got a call for an on-site, which consisted of interviews with 4 different people on the team, followed
It was hard. A lot of coding problems and difficult questions about core Java, which was obscure in a lot of ways. I would not interview with them again if I had a choice of companies.