It's hard to navigate because there are so many different units. Going from one to another is difficult unless you have a connection.
The process can be slow and complex as part of the large European company.
Integration of product lines is slow.
The interview was fairly easy with simple questions. Nothing too technical. I interviewed with a peer engineer and a director of development. There was also one more behavioral interview with a recruiter, which wasn't hard either.
It started with an introduction by the two interviewers, followed by an introduction from myself. Afterwards, we discussed questions about past projects (see below) and questions from my end (remote work, etc.).
The interview started with an hour exam in Java/C++ (at your choice). You were asked to write four programs. One of them was about SQL, and the others were general, asking to see if you know how to use datatypes and basic logic. This was followed by
The interview was fairly easy with simple questions. Nothing too technical. I interviewed with a peer engineer and a director of development. There was also one more behavioral interview with a recruiter, which wasn't hard either.
It started with an introduction by the two interviewers, followed by an introduction from myself. Afterwards, we discussed questions about past projects (see below) and questions from my end (remote work, etc.).
The interview started with an hour exam in Java/C++ (at your choice). You were asked to write four programs. One of them was about SQL, and the others were general, asking to see if you know how to use datatypes and basic logic. This was followed by