Salary is higher than in other companies that hire interns in France.
Projects are usually not interesting. Lots of teams are just maintaining some old products without implementing any new features.
When it comes to new products, the policy is often to do "as well" as the competitors.
Innovation is the last concern of this company. For that matter, this company is more a "sale" company than an "engineering" company. Indeed, the most important thing is to sell, no matter what the product is or who the customer is.
The management is really old school: the managers basically take all the decisions without really consulting the developers/engineers. It should also probably be said that most (~80%) of the high-level managers/architects are German.
Lots of people who work here (Paris office) think they are smarter than what they really are.
Hire more scientists.
Put some money and involvement into your R&D. Hire more young and fresh minds.
The interview begins with some questions from HackerRank. After that, you will get some questions from two senior developers. If you are approved on all of these steps, you will finally do the behavioral interview.
The overall interviewing process was firm but gentle. The interviewer asked me to write an easy-level coding exercise and discuss its running algorithm. He wanted to talk about an interesting project on my resume, but as soon as he determined it wasn
It was a very straightforward interview without any programming. There were only a couple of OOP questions and an easy logical task. The interviewers were not very interested in communication.
The interview begins with some questions from HackerRank. After that, you will get some questions from two senior developers. If you are approved on all of these steps, you will finally do the behavioral interview.
The overall interviewing process was firm but gentle. The interviewer asked me to write an easy-level coding exercise and discuss its running algorithm. He wanted to talk about an interesting project on my resume, but as soon as he determined it wasn
It was a very straightforward interview without any programming. There were only a couple of OOP questions and an easy logical task. The interviewers were not very interested in communication.