Atmosphere, people, work culture, and balance.
I can't find any. A little con is too many tools.
1. Easy programming puzzle in my university. 2. 1-hour technical on-site interview. It wasn't bad but was focused mostly on the tech part (C++), not thinking. 3. After two weeks, I got a positive response but had already signed an offer with a differ
It was a typical tech interview, approximately 1.5 hours. There was a list of questions, and while answering, they went deeper to check the level of understanding of each concept. The atmosphere was nice, and the questions were matched to the level o
I was recommended through the referral program by a friend who works at Nokia. After sending my CV, I received a call from HR and was asked a few basic questions. A couple of days later, I was invited to the WestGate building for the formal interview
1. Easy programming puzzle in my university. 2. 1-hour technical on-site interview. It wasn't bad but was focused mostly on the tech part (C++), not thinking. 3. After two weeks, I got a positive response but had already signed an offer with a differ
It was a typical tech interview, approximately 1.5 hours. There was a list of questions, and while answering, they went deeper to check the level of understanding of each concept. The atmosphere was nice, and the questions were matched to the level o
I was recommended through the referral program by a friend who works at Nokia. After sending my CV, I received a call from HR and was asked a few basic questions. A couple of days later, I was invited to the WestGate building for the formal interview