Nice salary.
Depending on the country, medium to high benefits like parking, doctor, massages in the office, food card, free snacks and drinks, and work from home.
Company values are perfect.
Work-life balance is real; many companies should learn.
It is difficult to move to a different country. If you want to change your job to another country, it's really difficult.
Internal movements are possible, but you have to know someone in another country to make it easier.
Depending on the job position, you will be overloaded with work.
I got a call from a recruitment agency for a Sr. Software Developer position. Initially, they conducted a written test on C and Data Structures, then they took a face-to-face interview. In both rounds, they asked only to write programs.
Single 1.5-hour team's call. HR, PM, and engineer on one call. A few generic HR questions, then a brief project description from the PM. C++ position, many OOP questions, and three C++ tasks involving STL.
After I sent my application by mail, the first contact was a phone interview where hard technical facts were asked (I guess to filter the people). After that, I was invited to a 1:1 interview where they wanted to know more about my background (previ
I got a call from a recruitment agency for a Sr. Software Developer position. Initially, they conducted a written test on C and Data Structures, then they took a face-to-face interview. In both rounds, they asked only to write programs.
Single 1.5-hour team's call. HR, PM, and engineer on one call. A few generic HR questions, then a brief project description from the PM. C++ position, many OOP questions, and three C++ tasks involving STL.
After I sent my application by mail, the first contact was a phone interview where hard technical facts were asked (I guess to filter the people). After that, I was invited to a 1:1 interview where they wanted to know more about my background (previ