I met very nice people there and learned a lot. A good packet of benefits and a quite good, but not perfect, salary.
In my org pillar, a lot of changes happen quite often, which impacts the developer and might be annoying.
Fairly straightforward. 1. Coding challenge 2. Interview with manager + team (4 people) Questions were mainly based around the resume and the projects that I worked on. It wasn't hard, but they did go into lots of detail on the tech I used.
I had attended the online test held on HackerRank. It was a little on the tougher side, with questions spanning a variety of areas, especially C and C++, and networking.
I applied online and received a random call from HR asking if I could talk for a few minutes. She asked me to walk her through my resume, when I could start work, if I could relocate, etc. Next week, I received an email to set up a time for a secon
Fairly straightforward. 1. Coding challenge 2. Interview with manager + team (4 people) Questions were mainly based around the resume and the projects that I worked on. It wasn't hard, but they did go into lots of detail on the tech I used.
I had attended the online test held on HackerRank. It was a little on the tougher side, with questions spanning a variety of areas, especially C and C++, and networking.
I applied online and received a random call from HR asking if I could talk for a few minutes. She asked me to walk her through my resume, when I could start work, if I could relocate, etc. Next week, I received an email to set up a time for a secon