Good people, balanced work environment, and fair pay.
Lots of integration work and dealing with locations in different time zones. Hard to differentiate yourself. Depending on the project, management direction can be indecisive or confusing.
Listen to your employees and customers.
The first stage of the interview was an online test on HackerRank. I had to solve three questions on string manipulation and data structures in 90 minutes. The next stage was an onsite panel interview. One hour was spent with two developers, where
They asked about my resume and past projects, all of which were detailed. They also asked general algorithmic and programming questions, as well as about data structures. It was pretty straightforward. They were looking for my thought process and un
The process began with a brief chat with two of their developers, followed by an hour-and-a-half interview. The interview consisted of four technical questions. While the questions were not very difficult, the interviewers provided only basic respo
The first stage of the interview was an online test on HackerRank. I had to solve three questions on string manipulation and data structures in 90 minutes. The next stage was an onsite panel interview. One hour was spent with two developers, where
They asked about my resume and past projects, all of which were detailed. They also asked general algorithmic and programming questions, as well as about data structures. It was pretty straightforward. They were looking for my thought process and un
The process began with a brief chat with two of their developers, followed by an hour-and-a-half interview. The interview consisted of four technical questions. While the questions were not very difficult, the interviewers provided only basic respo