The environment is great, the salary is reasonable, and there is flexible working time.
It depends on departments, but some departments are not good for software engineers to learn something new.
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.
I took an entry-level software engineer interview in Korea. There was one onsite coding test, followed by several interviews. I spent a whole day on the last interview. As I remember, it consisted of 2-3 sections.
1 Coding round (Code was based on a BFS graph algorithm) 2 Technical interview rounds (Asked about recursion, operating systems, DBMS, and networking) 1 Human resource round
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.
I took an entry-level software engineer interview in Korea. There was one onsite coding test, followed by several interviews. I spent a whole day on the last interview. As I remember, it consisted of 2-3 sections.
1 Coding round (Code was based on a BFS graph algorithm) 2 Technical interview rounds (Asked about recursion, operating systems, DBMS, and networking) 1 Human resource round