Wfh Great, No Growth
Wfh Great, No Growth
Good working culture, no time-boundation, all-the-time WFH facility.
No growth in terms of both technical and financial aspects. No onsite opportunities. Less visibility because of existing seniors.
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Interview for an entry-level engineering position. I went through a few hours with several different people that I would be working with or under. They asked questions about what I knew but also taught me during the interview itself. It felt like a
Quality Engineer
They will ask normal automation questions, Selenium questions, a few questions on core Java, and project-related questions, along with some puzzles. There was a telephonic interview to start. The selection process took a long time; I waited for six m
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Recruiter contacted me, followed by a phone call with the hiring manager. They asked questions about my background and resume. An onsite interview was conducted with five or six members, all one-on-one. Topics covered included: * Networking * Pytho
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United StatesAugust 1, 2018Interview for an entry-level engineering position. I went through a few hours with several different people that I would be working with or under. They asked questions about what I knew but also taught me during the interview itself. It felt like a
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IndiaOctober 1, 2016They will ask normal automation questions, Selenium questions, a few questions on core Java, and project-related questions, along with some puzzles. There was a telephonic interview to start. The selection process took a long time; I waited for six m
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Burlington, Massachusetts, United StatesNovember 1, 2013Recruiter contacted me, followed by a phone call with the hiring manager. They asked questions about my background and resume. An onsite interview was conducted with five or six members, all one-on-one. Topics covered included: * Networking * Pytho
