Big pros are salary, benefits, opportunities, and learning curve.
Cons include workload, difficult onboarding, and the need to network a lot.
It was a telephonic discussion. One junior person interviewed me. They asked basic questions like: * HashTable vs. HashMap * ConcurrentHashMap * volatile Very easy questions, but the weird thing is, they are still asking these to a Technical Archi
Candidates are typically given an assignment that they are expected to complete within a week. This assignment should be a working prototype. Extensions are provided if required.
Primarily a technical interview. There were some Leetcode-style questions (easies) that used arrays, strings, and stacks. There was an emphasis on writing test code as well. Also conceptual questions related to Java and describing what your typical t
It was a telephonic discussion. One junior person interviewed me. They asked basic questions like: * HashTable vs. HashMap * ConcurrentHashMap * volatile Very easy questions, but the weird thing is, they are still asking these to a Technical Archi
Candidates are typically given an assignment that they are expected to complete within a week. This assignment should be a working prototype. Extensions are provided if required.
Primarily a technical interview. There were some Leetcode-style questions (easies) that used arrays, strings, and stacks. There was an emphasis on writing test code as well. Also conceptual questions related to Java and describing what your typical t