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No raise. Too many bosses.
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
2 interviews, each with 2 engineers. One with manager/HR. Technical questions mostly. The interview lasts about 45 minutes. The degree of technicality varies with who interviews you. Culture is very laid back. Planning is not a strong suit of the
Asked about my current project (IPSec) in depth, like the protocols used and their applications. Then followed up with basic C questions, moving to advanced C pointers questions. It should not be difficult if you are well versed with the basics.
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
2 interviews, each with 2 engineers. One with manager/HR. Technical questions mostly. The interview lasts about 45 minutes. The degree of technicality varies with who interviews you. Culture is very laid back. Planning is not a strong suit of the
Asked about my current project (IPSec) in depth, like the protocols used and their applications. Then followed up with basic C questions, moving to advanced C pointers questions. It should not be difficult if you are well versed with the basics.