Good working environment, work/life balance, and nice benefits.
Head office is in Finland, and most work is also done in India. Timezone-wise, early morning hours are needed for coordination between sites. There's a lack of carrier progress within the US.
Need to understand and invest in long-term technology, too much focus on short-term gains. The same managers keep moving around within the Sr. Management team and making the same mistakes over and over again.
I had a phone interview to discuss my past experience and how I could improve their product. Three weeks after, I was invited to their offices (they pay for that) and had five interviews, mostly about project management. At the middle of every inte
There are several stages: * HR screening (might be several) * Technical interview for your specialty * Technical interview with the customer from the project you are applying to * Finally, salary/benefit negotiation with HR. Technical interviews ca
Just a regular SW Engineer drill: * Phone interview with some data structure-related questions. * Followed by an in-person interview with "tell us about your experience" questions. * Write some simple code in C. * Solve some logic riddles.
I had a phone interview to discuss my past experience and how I could improve their product. Three weeks after, I was invited to their offices (they pay for that) and had five interviews, mostly about project management. At the middle of every inte
There are several stages: * HR screening (might be several) * Technical interview for your specialty * Technical interview with the customer from the project you are applying to * Finally, salary/benefit negotiation with HR. Technical interviews ca
Just a regular SW Engineer drill: * Phone interview with some data structure-related questions. * Followed by an in-person interview with "tell us about your experience" questions. * Write some simple code in C. * Solve some logic riddles.