If you like to be at a place where you breathe, think, and eat all the time work, this is the indicated company. The work is endless, so it’s good for learning things quickly, and in a short time you will experience many things compared with other companies where their development process is more slow.
Overwhelming work many times (for instance, no planned work narrows the delivery times), backend devs have to carry many responsibilities, and even sometimes those responsibilities are shared, but you have to be the owner. Payment is so precarious compared to the REAL (nobody is gonna tell you the truth during your interviews) work you have to do.
The first interview is to get to know you and assess your work experience. The second is more of a technical interview to discuss core topics in languages like Java and/or TypeScript.
I applied through LinkedIn jobs and was contacted shortly afterward. The first interview was with HR. The interviewer was friendly; he talked for a while about the company and the process, and then asked casual questions. After that interview, they s
In the general interviews, everything was fine. But in the technical one, instead of solving day-to-day problems, they give you an object-oriented programming exam, which is illogical.
The first interview is to get to know you and assess your work experience. The second is more of a technical interview to discuss core topics in languages like Java and/or TypeScript.
I applied through LinkedIn jobs and was contacted shortly afterward. The first interview was with HR. The interviewer was friendly; he talked for a while about the company and the process, and then asked casual questions. After that interview, they s
In the general interviews, everything was fine. But in the technical one, instead of solving day-to-day problems, they give you an object-oriented programming exam, which is illogical.