Best work-life balance, and making a profit even while providing WFH.
Frequent reorganization, like every couple of years where my team was changed.
A Red Hat recruiter contacted me to set up the interviews. I had 3 rounds of interviews: * 1 with my hiring manager * 1 with my team lead * 2 with my peers In all 3 rounds, there was a mixture of behavioral questions, situational questions,
I found the job description on the local Java meetup group. A recruiter posted it, and then I got connected with her. She introduced me to the position. I then had a technical screen interview with her. After a day, she told me I passed it. After tha
Six one-hour-long interviews with the team I am going to work with. All interviews were very technical. Interviewers were really nice. Each interviewer tried to ask questions that others didn't ask.
A Red Hat recruiter contacted me to set up the interviews. I had 3 rounds of interviews: * 1 with my hiring manager * 1 with my team lead * 2 with my peers In all 3 rounds, there was a mixture of behavioral questions, situational questions,
I found the job description on the local Java meetup group. A recruiter posted it, and then I got connected with her. She introduced me to the position. I then had a technical screen interview with her. After a day, she told me I passed it. After tha
Six one-hour-long interviews with the team I am going to work with. All interviews were very technical. Interviewers were really nice. Each interviewer tried to ask questions that others didn't ask.