Smart people (up to a certain job level), OK compensation/benefits, but they are not keeping up with the industry lately.
No risk-taking at the middle-upper management level. Upper management keeps trying to please the customer, and middle management keeps trying to please upper management. There's hardly any new innovation happening here.
QC has started buying other companies doing something new, rather than trying it for themselves.
They should try to retain talent.
The phone interview was quite detailed, with numerous questions about C and networking. The level of detail required me to draw diagrams on paper to fully comprehend the questions. The in-person interviews were thorough and included: * C coding *
There were three technical rounds. The first one was to implement a BST from scratch in multiple stages, similar to the challenges on Codesignal, without any autocompletion. The second round was also related to BSTs, where you needed to find the ri
Interviews were conducted with HR and five technology team leads. Questions covered experience and skills, including algorithm development. Discussions also addressed best practices, development infrastructure, and tool chains. Questions were aske
The phone interview was quite detailed, with numerous questions about C and networking. The level of detail required me to draw diagrams on paper to fully comprehend the questions. The in-person interviews were thorough and included: * C coding *
There were three technical rounds. The first one was to implement a BST from scratch in multiple stages, similar to the challenges on Codesignal, without any autocompletion. The second round was also related to BSTs, where you needed to find the ri
Interviews were conducted with HR and five technology team leads. Questions covered experience and skills, including algorithm development. Discussions also addressed best practices, development infrastructure, and tool chains. Questions were aske