Good work-life balance. YMMV depending on your manager, of course.
Pay. In recent years, it has not kept up with the rest of the market.
Salary raises are bare minimum to keep up with inflation.
A reasonably technical telephone interview lasting about 1 hour (twice as long as planned). Two interviewers, the head of QA and a QA Engineer. Very well-structured and relaxed discussion, reviewing my skills, with time to ask questions at the end.
There were two interviews. The first interview included basic questions about my studies and my interests. It also included some psychological questions about situations that could arise and what my reaction would be. The second interview was with th
Horrible interviewer. They kept dismissing my 6-year experience as "making toys" because I am self-taught. Then they gave me low-level C questions, even though the position was about C++. Afterward, they told me that "they have a big project for me"
A reasonably technical telephone interview lasting about 1 hour (twice as long as planned). Two interviewers, the head of QA and a QA Engineer. Very well-structured and relaxed discussion, reviewing my skills, with time to ask questions at the end.
There were two interviews. The first interview included basic questions about my studies and my interests. It also included some psychological questions about situations that could arise and what my reaction would be. The second interview was with th
Horrible interviewer. They kept dismissing my 6-year experience as "making toys" because I am self-taught. Then they gave me low-level C questions, even though the position was about C++. Afterward, they told me that "they have a big project for me"