I got to see a lot of the inner workings of product lines and how different areas handle things.
I also got to touch up on every aspect of what a DevOps engineer might do.
There was too much to learn, since most of the work and knowledge were not taught in school.
The interview was quick and involved multiple people. There was one technical question about hash tables/sets, and several generic personal questions. I received an offer two days after the interview.
The interview process included: * One coding test on general sorting algorithms. * Two coding tests on HTML and CSS. A few front-end development-related questions were asked by one of the three interviewers. Overall, it was not a very well-orga
It was a chill interview. It included: * One algorithmic question * One OOP question * A few behavioral questions The interview was conducted in Java or C#. There were two interviewers, and they allowed searching for answers online.
The interview was quick and involved multiple people. There was one technical question about hash tables/sets, and several generic personal questions. I received an offer two days after the interview.
The interview process included: * One coding test on general sorting algorithms. * Two coding tests on HTML and CSS. A few front-end development-related questions were asked by one of the three interviewers. Overall, it was not a very well-orga
It was a chill interview. It included: * One algorithmic question * One OOP question * A few behavioral questions The interview was conducted in Java or C#. There were two interviewers, and they allowed searching for answers online.