Decent work-life balance, solid onboarding procedures.
Not the best compensation.
Lots of manual testing for a software engineering position.
Dev env can be quite unstable (lots of things break all the time).
Interviewed by two members of the Performance and Reliability team. Asked questions related to the resume and behavioral questions. Then required to write a basic function using arrays and linked lists, and explain how you would debug and prepare t
Interview for a co-op/intern position in Vancouver. It was around an hour online. I interviewed for two teams at the same time, so one software developer from each team was present. The interview was pretty standard.
Two interviewers introduce themselves and ask me to introduce myself. They start asking questions based on one of my projects. They will ask questions on some details in the project, scale, code quality, etc. Then, some questions on Java and netwo
Interviewed by two members of the Performance and Reliability team. Asked questions related to the resume and behavioral questions. Then required to write a basic function using arrays and linked lists, and explain how you would debug and prepare t
Interview for a co-op/intern position in Vancouver. It was around an hour online. I interviewed for two teams at the same time, so one software developer from each team was present. The interview was pretty standard.
Two interviewers introduce themselves and ask me to introduce myself. They start asking questions based on one of my projects. They will ask questions on some details in the project, scale, code quality, etc. Then, some questions on Java and netwo