Fast-paced, Flexible, Great People
Fast-paced, Flexible, Great People
People are professional and helpful, with a great culture.
The salary is good.
The fast-paced environment lets you learn a lot in a short time.
The unstructured process gives a lot of flexibility.
A fast-paced environment can be not for everyone.
An unstructured process could sometimes lead to not fast enough decision making.
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Senior iOS Developer
Recruitment experience is great. Very pleasant and friendly. Confident person who can answer a lot of your questions. For technical challenges, get ready for LeetCode-similar tasks to resolve one easy and one difficult algorithm case.
Senior iOS Developer
One of the worst experiences I ever had. There was an online challenge with 3 easy "leetcode"-like problems. After that, there were 2 call interviews: * One iOS-specific * One systems design interview One of the interviewers could barely speak En
Senior iOS Developer
First, an HR interview. Second, an interview with two iOS developers. They asked questions about map, heap, and stack memory. * How are maps represented in memory? * How are hash collisions handled by the system? Then, a live coding problem that r
Senior iOS Developer
PolandApril 3, 2023Recruitment experience is great. Very pleasant and friendly. Confident person who can answer a lot of your questions. For technical challenges, get ready for LeetCode-similar tasks to resolve one easy and one difficult algorithm case.
Senior iOS Developer
Bucharest, RomaniaJune 14, 2024One of the worst experiences I ever had. There was an online challenge with 3 easy "leetcode"-like problems. After that, there were 2 call interviews: * One iOS-specific * One systems design interview One of the interviewers could barely speak En
Senior iOS Developer
Bucharest, RomaniaMay 1, 2024First, an HR interview. Second, an interview with two iOS developers. They asked questions about map, heap, and stack memory. * How are maps represented in memory? * How are hash collisions handled by the system? Then, a live coding problem that r
