Flexible work.
Access to learning resources.
I didn't find any cons.
4 interviews about Java: * General knowledge * Exercises and more Java questions with the work team * An exercise trying to implement an API with an international team * Last interview with one of the project managers, with few questions about Java
They contact you by email. They schedule you for a specific day. The interview is in English. Questions will be about Java. They will give you a coding exercise. They provide the problem, and you solve it live.
First, I received a call from HR asking about my background. Then, I completed one coding exam, which included theory questions about data structures and two coding challenges. After that, I had two technical interviews with theory questions and co
4 interviews about Java: * General knowledge * Exercises and more Java questions with the work team * An exercise trying to implement an API with an international team * Last interview with one of the project managers, with few questions about Java
They contact you by email. They schedule you for a specific day. The interview is in English. Questions will be about Java. They will give you a coding exercise. They provide the problem, and you solve it live.
First, I received a call from HR asking about my background. Then, I completed one coding exam, which included theory questions about data structures and two coding challenges. After that, I had two technical interviews with theory questions and co