As the title suggests, I truly enjoyed working there, and it was a very flexible working environment.
It might even be "too chill" for a fresh grad career. I would love to join back later after exploring more. It depends on what you're looking for in a job!
Expect questions about your experience in school/personal projects and general technical questions in a face-to-face format. There was a lot of discussion on job scope and what to expect, and some specifics like knowledge of development frameworks a
The interview process was very professional. It was conducted by the project lead and the scrum master. The focus was on understanding the candidate's past experiences. Question time was provided at the end of the interview. Recruiters were highly r
The in-person interview lasted about 45 minutes. Honestly, it was not easy, but also not the worst. However, I would say they provided the interview information very last minute (around 30 minutes before). I was only told to go to the building wit
Expect questions about your experience in school/personal projects and general technical questions in a face-to-face format. There was a lot of discussion on job scope and what to expect, and some specifics like knowledge of development frameworks a
The interview process was very professional. It was conducted by the project lead and the scrum master. The focus was on understanding the candidate's past experiences. Question time was provided at the end of the interview. Recruiters were highly r
The in-person interview lasted about 45 minutes. Honestly, it was not easy, but also not the worst. However, I would say they provided the interview information very last minute (around 30 minutes before). I was only told to go to the building wit