Work-Life Balance. Good food. Free transport.
Not so much to learn.
Not getting a chance to write code.
SSAT exam (changed to GSAT after I got offered) – on-site interview. Each step takes one full day, and the on-site interview has three categories: technical knowledge, personal character, and English speaking skills.
It was easy, just basic software developer questions with some aptitude questions. Machine learning was also present, and SVM-related questions were asked quite frequently in the online test.
It was relatively short. The interviewer asked me to tell them about myself, and then they told me about the position and the product the department is developing. Then, they asked me one question.
SSAT exam (changed to GSAT after I got offered) – on-site interview. Each step takes one full day, and the on-site interview has three categories: technical knowledge, personal character, and English speaking skills.
It was easy, just basic software developer questions with some aptitude questions. Machine learning was also present, and SVM-related questions were asked quite frequently in the online test.
It was relatively short. The interviewer asked me to tell them about myself, and then they told me about the position and the product the department is developing. Then, they asked me one question.