You will learn big tech company ways of working. You will learn new technologies and frameworks. You will take part in challenging tasks that will test both your programming and soft skills.
The majority of tasks you'll be working on will come from the remote depths of the backlog. As you'll likely find out, there's usually a good reason they ended down there.
A joke. Try talking to someone who barely speaks English (for almost an hour). I felt like I was completely wasting my time. No way I am ever working here.
It went smooth, the interview was nice and tested my abilities in a nice way. The technical questions were matched to the job title. They were about Python and Linux, with a little bit about JavaScript.
First phase: around a 30-minute call on Teams with a recruiter. They let me choose a category and then asked questions from that field. They were friendly and gave some advice for the next possible phase of the recruitment process.
A joke. Try talking to someone who barely speaks English (for almost an hour). I felt like I was completely wasting my time. No way I am ever working here.
It went smooth, the interview was nice and tested my abilities in a nice way. The technical questions were matched to the job title. They were about Python and Linux, with a little bit about JavaScript.
First phase: around a 30-minute call on Teams with a recruiter. They let me choose a category and then asked questions from that field. They were friendly and gave some advice for the next possible phase of the recruitment process.