Low stress, Finnish people are generally good to work with, good process.
Low salary, dirty work, local management screwed it up.
You get what you pay for.
A phone interview followed by an onsite interview. I was interviewed by a few managers and senior engineers. During the onsite interview, I had to write my answers on a whiteboard. I also introduced my previous work experiences and explained more d
University recruitment. So it was first a written round where in it was completely technical, based on Electronics, English, and MAT. Once that was done, technical interviews began, and shortly afterwards, the HR round was done.
Spoke with 6 people, in 3 groups. The interview went well in most groups. There were a lot of technical questions, which I should have prepared for a little more! Though some questions were downright pointless, see below.
A phone interview followed by an onsite interview. I was interviewed by a few managers and senior engineers. During the onsite interview, I had to write my answers on a whiteboard. I also introduced my previous work experiences and explained more d
University recruitment. So it was first a written round where in it was completely technical, based on Electronics, English, and MAT. Once that was done, technical interviews began, and shortly afterwards, the HR round was done.
Spoke with 6 people, in 3 groups. The interview went well in most groups. There were a lot of technical questions, which I should have prepared for a little more! Though some questions were downright pointless, see below.