Good initial salary and lovely colleagues
Massive layoffs without any previous warnings. Almost impossible to improve your base salary. Bureaucracy at its finest. Not worth it for the long run.
A bit long after I received the offer from them, but the recruiter was in touch and friendly. The interview with the engineers was in English. They seemed like nice people and good engineers. In my opinion, they asked reasonable questions for the j
There were 3 interviews in which you were asked to solve programming problems and one more personal interview with the manager. The problems are not that complicated, but you have little time to solve them.
It was a very informal interview, but I had to wait three months for the background check and everything to clear. Questions asked ranged from "How good are you in <some subject>?" Some analytical skills questions were thrown in at random. Finally,
A bit long after I received the offer from them, but the recruiter was in touch and friendly. The interview with the engineers was in English. They seemed like nice people and good engineers. In my opinion, they asked reasonable questions for the j
There were 3 interviews in which you were asked to solve programming problems and one more personal interview with the manager. The problems are not that complicated, but you have little time to solve them.
It was a very informal interview, but I had to wait three months for the background check and everything to clear. Questions asked ranged from "How good are you in <some subject>?" Some analytical skills questions were thrown in at random. Finally,