The company provides a business class notebook, free on-site gym access, a company phone, and a company-paid mobile plan.
There's a yearly bonus in the amount of a month's salary.
Many burned-out employees, limited chance to grow, and many processes.
Strict rules for writing code, a large codebase with outdated and poor-quality code.
The movement to increase quality often does not make sense and just gives more burden.
Managers are incompetent, have no real management knowledge; they often come from an engineering background.
This was a 3-hour whiteboard session. It was heavily focused on the technical side only. Questions were a mix of classic software engineering and applying principles in their use case.
The technical interview was easy and usual questions were asked. The HR interview was good. I received questions on OOP principles, data structures, algorithms, and C++. I also received questions on core concepts, projects, and coding logics.
There are 3 rounds: one test, one face-to-face with managers, and the offer. The test is pretty straightforward. The second round involves getting an unknown person and doing pairwork (like one person is blindfolded and the other instructs them to
This was a 3-hour whiteboard session. It was heavily focused on the technical side only. Questions were a mix of classic software engineering and applying principles in their use case.
The technical interview was easy and usual questions were asked. The HR interview was good. I received questions on OOP principles, data structures, algorithms, and C++. I also received questions on core concepts, projects, and coding logics.
There are 3 rounds: one test, one face-to-face with managers, and the offer. The test is pretty straightforward. The second round involves getting an unknown person and doing pairwork (like one person is blindfolded and the other instructs them to