Great culture. Work-life balance. Competitive salary.
So far, everything has been good.
I met a university recruiter at a job fair. They took my information and had me fill out an application online. The first part was a phone screen with the recruiter, which involved no technical questions. The recruiter simply asked about my past exp
I took a technical assessment and then proceeded to a quick interview. They currently only have openings around mid-year, so I was not a valid candidate due to scheduling issues on my end. The process was very streamlined and welcoming.
Each presents himself. Talk about your projects. Java questions: * Functional Interface * How to define a Thread * Mutable and immutable types * Exceptions Hierarchy starting from Throwable * Overloading vs Overriding * final keyword * static keyw
I met a university recruiter at a job fair. They took my information and had me fill out an application online. The first part was a phone screen with the recruiter, which involved no technical questions. The recruiter simply asked about my past exp
I took a technical assessment and then proceeded to a quick interview. They currently only have openings around mid-year, so I was not a valid candidate due to scheduling issues on my end. The process was very streamlined and welcoming.
Each presents himself. Talk about your projects. Java questions: * Functional Interface * How to define a Thread * Mutable and immutable types * Exceptions Hierarchy starting from Throwable * Overloading vs Overriding * final keyword * static keyw