WFH, fair pay, flexible working time
WFH, WLB not very good (quite busy in the second half of the year).
I emailed the recruiter, got an interview the next day, and received an offer immediately. The only issue was that the job posting listed Java, but I was tested on C#, which was awkward.
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.
They asked basic data structure and algorithms questions. In particular, given a sample OOP problem, they asked about ways to solve it using OOP and to state some assumptions. They also asked me to solve the "three sum" problem. The interviewer wa
I emailed the recruiter, got an interview the next day, and received an offer immediately. The only issue was that the job posting listed Java, but I was tested on C#, which was awkward.
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.
They asked basic data structure and algorithms questions. In particular, given a sample OOP problem, they asked about ways to solve it using OOP and to state some assumptions. They also asked me to solve the "three sum" problem. The interviewer wa