Challenging, often undefined environments, so you need to figure things out on the go.
Low bureaucracy, so things get sorted pretty quickly.
No Jetpack Compose for the sake of Jetpack Compose. A sign of a big company that cares about performance and not just using shiny new technology.
Unit tests for all logic. It's not that hard, and once you get used to it, it becomes a habit, and you don't treat this as extra work. Never saw anything like that anywhere. Hundreds of thousands of unit tests.
UI tests which are not flaky, with zero failures to go to release. Never saw that working anywhere before. And it's again not a few, but hundreds of tests.
Real performers are recognized. Recently promoted from mid to senior using a fast track.
No B2B employment in Poland at the time of writing.
All the steps before the last team fit interview went well. * Call with a recruiter * Technical screening (Hackerrank test containing some multiple-choice questions and a LeetCode Medium type of task) * 2-hour technical interview with 2 Androi
There were two technical rounds. The first involved live coding and writing tests. The second focused on light coding and technical discussion. Coding exercises were related to multithreading. After the technical rounds, feedback was decent. Late
Nice, competent interviewer. I talked a bit about my experience and then started to code a solution for a URL shortener. It was a typical system design question. I was able to write in my own ideas, which made me comfortable.
All the steps before the last team fit interview went well. * Call with a recruiter * Technical screening (Hackerrank test containing some multiple-choice questions and a LeetCode Medium type of task) * 2-hour technical interview with 2 Androi
There were two technical rounds. The first involved live coding and writing tests. The second focused on light coding and technical discussion. Coding exercises were related to multithreading. After the technical rounds, feedback was decent. Late
Nice, competent interviewer. I talked a bit about my experience and then started to code a solution for a URL shortener. It was a typical system design question. I was able to write in my own ideas, which made me comfortable.