Work-life balance
If you're lucky, you can work on new technology (cloud, machine learning).
No clear career development plan, no clear milestones.
Smaller income than average.
No good practices for development. Sometimes your job would be refactoring really old code.
I applied through LinkedIn for a software engineer position. I then received an email regarding a HackerRank assessment, which had 30 MCQs related to Spring Boot. After that, I was contacted by HR within one week, and the interview was scheduled fo
First, I had a phone call where he asked a little about myself, and we scheduled a meeting. Then, a technical interview occurred that contained two interviewees. The interview lasted for 2 hours. I was rejected because my military status was not cl
I got a referral from someone. The process involved an online HackerRank test, followed by a face-to-face interview, then a managerial round, and finally an HR round. There were a total of four rounds. Mostly, the interview was average. Most of the q
I applied through LinkedIn for a software engineer position. I then received an email regarding a HackerRank assessment, which had 30 MCQs related to Spring Boot. After that, I was contacted by HR within one week, and the interview was scheduled fo
First, I had a phone call where he asked a little about myself, and we scheduled a meeting. Then, a technical interview occurred that contained two interviewees. The interview lasted for 2 hours. I was rejected because my military status was not cl
I got a referral from someone. The process involved an online HackerRank test, followed by a face-to-face interview, then a managerial round, and finally an HR round. There were a total of four rounds. Mostly, the interview was average. Most of the q