A good place to work, depending on the project's culture.
Nothing to say, no negative to point out.
After three interviews with a very positive vibe, the recruiter disappeared for more than a week. I sent a message to check the status, and she excused the disappearance with local holidays. She promised to call me back in two days (after the upcomin
Two medium-level DSA questions. The framing of the first question was slightly difficult to understand. It was a graph question related to Fenwick's tree. An array of integers is almost sorted if at most one element can be deleted from it to make it
The question asked was brilliant, and the interviewer was also knowledgeable. However, he was in a hurry and wasn't letting me try any approaches. The interviewer should give the candidate time to walk through their approach rather than expecting a
After three interviews with a very positive vibe, the recruiter disappeared for more than a week. I sent a message to check the status, and she excused the disappearance with local holidays. She promised to call me back in two days (after the upcomin
Two medium-level DSA questions. The framing of the first question was slightly difficult to understand. It was a graph question related to Fenwick's tree. An array of integers is almost sorted if at most one element can be deleted from it to make it
The question asked was brilliant, and the interviewer was also knowledgeable. However, he was in a hurry and wasn't letting me try any approaches. The interviewer should give the candidate time to walk through their approach rather than expecting a