A lot of learning and an environment that supports growth.
Use of internal frameworks over popular ones
Nothing unexpected occurred during the interview. They asked some general "get to know you" questions and then some technical questions. It was all fine. I know there were some questions I couldn't fully answer, but since this was for a junior/intro
I applied for this job through my university's career portal. They asked about: * Basic OO concepts * Programming experience * Questions on previous projects and classwork Nothing too technical. The interviewers were friendly and knowledgeable.
Typical interview process: * Review your resume * Discuss your experience and projects * Complete three easy-level coding questions on a laptop (Java) * Answer general knowledge questions (HTTP, design, architecture)
Nothing unexpected occurred during the interview. They asked some general "get to know you" questions and then some technical questions. It was all fine. I know there were some questions I couldn't fully answer, but since this was for a junior/intro
I applied for this job through my university's career portal. They asked about: * Basic OO concepts * Programming experience * Questions on previous projects and classwork Nothing too technical. The interviewers were friendly and knowledgeable.
Typical interview process: * Review your resume * Discuss your experience and projects * Complete three easy-level coding questions on a laptop (Java) * Answer general knowledge questions (HTTP, design, architecture)