Pros are the great work culture. Work-life balance is great.
Cons will be sometimes it is like I am doing the same work again and again. No growth career-wise, and this can be personal.
They reviewed some code I had written at home, written at my own pace and consulting whatever I wanted. We had some design discussions about it and interacted via GitHub. We had conversations about culture and value in the open-source world.
Engineering Manager -> Tech 1 -> Tech 2 -> Red Hat Round/Culture Round. So, four rounds took place. It was an almost month-long process. The questions were not hard, but they just judged on the basis of understanding of systems and general Linux-rela
Typical interviews and a take-home exercise to do in a week. Nothing more to say, really. I just have to make this response longer so it's accepted by this website.
They reviewed some code I had written at home, written at my own pace and consulting whatever I wanted. We had some design discussions about it and interacted via GitHub. We had conversations about culture and value in the open-source world.
Engineering Manager -> Tech 1 -> Tech 2 -> Red Hat Round/Culture Round. So, four rounds took place. It was an almost month-long process. The questions were not hard, but they just judged on the basis of understanding of systems and general Linux-rela
Typical interviews and a take-home exercise to do in a week. Nothing more to say, really. I just have to make this response longer so it's accepted by this website.