Pros: WFH, work-life balance
Cons: low salary, and less interesting projects.
Zoom interview. There were two interviewers. They explained about the project, its purpose, and the day-to-day work. After that, they asked me to solve two tech questions and present the solutions in a text file.
Well, I am disappointed with how chaotic the interview process was. It was the first time in my career, and I did not expect it from the Red Hat Foundation. The fun thing was with their recruitment platform, which communicated one thing to me, and th
1st Round: Given one image, told to write a 150-200 word essay. 2nd Round: Consists of three tests (HackerEarth): * Core Java Programming Test * J2EE, JMS, Distributed System, Clustering, Transaction Test * RDBMS Then proceed to F2F interview.
Zoom interview. There were two interviewers. They explained about the project, its purpose, and the day-to-day work. After that, they asked me to solve two tech questions and present the solutions in a text file.
Well, I am disappointed with how chaotic the interview process was. It was the first time in my career, and I did not expect it from the Red Hat Foundation. The fun thing was with their recruitment platform, which communicated one thing to me, and th
1st Round: Given one image, told to write a 150-200 word essay. 2nd Round: Consists of three tests (HackerEarth): * Core Java Programming Test * J2EE, JMS, Distributed System, Clustering, Transaction Test * RDBMS Then proceed to F2F interview.