Lots of benefits:
No restaurant inside the company.
I was asked general questions on basic software development stuff, such as differences between C++ and Java, interfaces, abstract classes, and virtual methods. There were also general database questions, and finally, I was asked to look at some code
The whole process took a week. I applied online. They called me, and we had a first meeting: a 20-minute review of my CV and a discussion about the company, goals, and responsibilities, followed by a second technical interview.
1. Applied online 2. A call from HR to set up an interview 3. First interview with a nice old guy (near 60 years old, I think). He asked some basic C/C++ questions (C - mostly memory management and pointer manipulation; C++ - difference between virtu
I was asked general questions on basic software development stuff, such as differences between C++ and Java, interfaces, abstract classes, and virtual methods. There were also general database questions, and finally, I was asked to look at some code
The whole process took a week. I applied online. They called me, and we had a first meeting: a 20-minute review of my CV and a discussion about the company, goals, and responsibilities, followed by a second technical interview.
1. Applied online 2. A call from HR to set up an interview 3. First interview with a nice old guy (near 60 years old, I think). He asked some basic C/C++ questions (C - mostly memory management and pointer manipulation; C++ - difference between virtu