The interview took two hours and consisted of very basic questions, but the interviewers were awful. You get the feeling that you've nailed an interview like this, especially with years of experience, yet they will decline you for some reason and pro
Very negative experience. The problem was quite easy to solve (building the Load Balancer and ServiceInstance). I managed to do that quite easily and in very little time, and had a test coverage of 92% on the LoadBalancer. Yet, I was still rejected
I went through the first two stages. The coding part was a bit weird. You would think you did everything right, but then they reject you based on some reason, like a best practice you did not use in your unit test, even if you developed a correct so
The interview took two hours and consisted of very basic questions, but the interviewers were awful. You get the feeling that you've nailed an interview like this, especially with years of experience, yet they will decline you for some reason and pro
Very negative experience. The problem was quite easy to solve (building the Load Balancer and ServiceInstance). I managed to do that quite easily and in very little time, and had a test coverage of 92% on the LoadBalancer. Yet, I was still rejected
I went through the first two stages. The coding part was a bit weird. You would think you did everything right, but then they reject you based on some reason, like a best practice you did not use in your unit test, even if you developed a correct so