That's really good company culture. You can get support from your team easily.
I have to travel a lot.
Three main steps. First step was a test (about 1 and a half hour) with three main subjects: * Programming skills (choose between C, C++ or Java) * Networking skills (general questions based on TCP/IP) * Linux skills (general questions based on bash
First round: writing a test consisting of four topics: programming in general, testing experience, network-related questions, and some logical puzzles. You can also apply for more optional tests, e.g., Linux, a more specific network-related test, C/J
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.
Three main steps. First step was a test (about 1 and a half hour) with three main subjects: * Programming skills (choose between C, C++ or Java) * Networking skills (general questions based on TCP/IP) * Linux skills (general questions based on bash
First round: writing a test consisting of four topics: programming in general, testing experience, network-related questions, and some logical puzzles. You can also apply for more optional tests, e.g., Linux, a more specific network-related test, C/J
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.