I didn't have to do much. The people I worked with were nice.
Hope you didn't actually want to work on anything useful. If another team owns the code you are using and it's buggy, get ready for weeks of help tickets followed by the decision that the functionality you need is no longer going to be supported.
I had one telephone interview which went well. I was asked a few questions based off of my resume and the projects I have worked on. Then there were a few questions on C++ OO concepts and a programming question to find if a given number is a perfect
I had one phone interview by appointment beforehand. This interview was about 45 minutes long. I think I asked most questions accurately, but after one week, I was still declined. I don't know why.
Hiring process: 3 weeks. Questions are mostly related to the position, like OOP concepts and data structures.
I had one telephone interview which went well. I was asked a few questions based off of my resume and the projects I have worked on. Then there were a few questions on C++ OO concepts and a programming question to find if a given number is a perfect
I had one phone interview by appointment beforehand. This interview was about 45 minutes long. I think I asked most questions accurately, but after one week, I was still declined. I don't know why.
Hiring process: 3 weeks. Questions are mostly related to the position, like OOP concepts and data structures.