Great work-life balance from the company.
None that I can think of
I was given a tech test first, but I was never contacted back. The test was quite difficult overall, but I was able to use online resources, which made it somewhat more manageable. However, I was told a minimum of a Master's degree was required.
The initial HR contact was rude and undermined every role and project I had worked on, despite having almost no technological background herself. The technical interview was relatively enjoyable, with a deep dive into a project. However, I could tel
I applied online. Initially, an HR round happened, in which they asked about my background and checked my suitability for the role. Then, I received the take-home assessment on a full-stack project with a one-week deadline. After that, I got an inv
I was given a tech test first, but I was never contacted back. The test was quite difficult overall, but I was able to use online resources, which made it somewhat more manageable. However, I was told a minimum of a Master's degree was required.
The initial HR contact was rude and undermined every role and project I had worked on, despite having almost no technological background herself. The technical interview was relatively enjoyable, with a deep dive into a project. However, I could tel
I applied online. Initially, an HR round happened, in which they asked about my background and checked my suitability for the role. Then, I received the take-home assessment on a full-stack project with a one-week deadline. After that, I got an inv