Internships are welcomed here.
It is a perfect job for students or beginners.
A lot of bureaucracy; some projects were doomed before they started; evaluation criteria is not clear; Korean management leaves a lot to be desired.
It seems like employees (software engineers) don't have any power in the company. I'd be happy if we could be heard by management someday.
A lot of rules and goals are ridiculous and strange.
The hiring process was very simple. They shortlisted candidates based on their resumes (they came for campus placements). The process then involved two interviews, both of which were personal and not technical.
I applied during campus job recruitments. The whole interview process and the interviewers were pretty good. Fairly straightforward data structures and algorithm questions were asked. There were 3 coding rounds and 2 interviews.
Find job postings on the Internet Submit the CV Coding test (Algorithm, database skills) HR phone interview Online interview Final interview Health check They asked me about my experience with team projects. It was a virtual interview, about 20 minu
The hiring process was very simple. They shortlisted candidates based on their resumes (they came for campus placements). The process then involved two interviews, both of which were personal and not technical.
I applied during campus job recruitments. The whole interview process and the interviewers were pretty good. Fairly straightforward data structures and algorithm questions were asked. There were 3 coding rounds and 2 interviews.
Find job postings on the Internet Submit the CV Coding test (Algorithm, database skills) HR phone interview Online interview Final interview Health check They asked me about my experience with team projects. It was a virtual interview, about 20 minu