There is no micromanagement, and it is a free, open culture.
None, it doesn't really have any cons except the normal administration issues here and there.
Multiple sessions are scheduled, one for each team that shows interest in you after initial testing. Each session takes about an hour, during which mostly technical questions are asked. They query your skills and experience. The questions vary by the
Initial communication was through email. It took two days to process, then I got a call from HR. The next day, I gave the interview. The interview was good. The process was super smooth.
Two interviews with a manager and leader of the team I will be working with. A few emails with HR. I've been asked some questions regarding Linux and the tech I will be using, but overall, [it was] rather simple and easy.
Multiple sessions are scheduled, one for each team that shows interest in you after initial testing. Each session takes about an hour, during which mostly technical questions are asked. They query your skills and experience. The questions vary by the
Initial communication was through email. It took two days to process, then I got a call from HR. The next day, I gave the interview. The interview was good. The process was super smooth.
Two interviews with a manager and leader of the team I will be working with. A few emails with HR. I've been asked some questions regarding Linux and the tech I will be using, but overall, [it was] rather simple and easy.