People were very friendly. Timelines were reasonable, and no one really seemed super stressed.
It's more flexible than most non-tech jobs, in the sense that you don't clock in or clock out – it's an honor system.
Old school in terms of the 40-hour week. People would mention when they would leave during the workday and when they would make up the time. In other tech, it's just kind of "get your work done."
Work is easy and it doesn't feel competitive, but not a great place for the young/ambitious.
It was a team panel interview, and I was asked to perform one coding task. The coding tasks were mainly related to data structures and behavioral questions at the beginning.
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.
They send you a set of random questions by email (e.g., "if you were an animal, blah blah") and never even bother contacting you. A waste of time, unless you really have the free time to spare.
It was a team panel interview, and I was asked to perform one coding task. The coding tasks were mainly related to data structures and behavioral questions at the beginning.
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.
They send you a set of random questions by email (e.g., "if you were an animal, blah blah") and never even bother contacting you. A waste of time, unless you really have the free time to spare.