Good WLB, a nice culture, and a new tech stack.
Cannot find anything negative.
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.
There were four rounds in total. 1) The interview process started with a written test. Questions were divided into two sections: * Aptitude * Technical questions (mainly C programming and Operating Systems) 2) Technical interview - 1. It was mainly
Behavioral plus CV review. They knew me already from the open-source community, as I was a maintainer in one of their interested projects. Total of 4 interviews with 4 different engineers, plus a conversation with my to-be manager.
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.
There were four rounds in total. 1) The interview process started with a written test. Questions were divided into two sections: * Aptitude * Technical questions (mainly C programming and Operating Systems) 2) Technical interview - 1. It was mainly
Behavioral plus CV review. They knew me already from the open-source community, as I was a maintainer in one of their interested projects. Total of 4 interviews with 4 different engineers, plus a conversation with my to-be manager.