Decent compensation, but becoming less competitive.
Work isn't engaging. There's an unclear vision on remaining a competitive player.
I applied online and was contacted by a recruiter. The process took a while because it was not easy to find time on our calendars. Overall, I had three phone interviews: * Two technical interviews, which involved solving coding problems and discuss
I was given a link to Karat for screening. I had a worse day and probably failed. Splunk has never given me feedback. Not a single email since that time. Very unprofessional, in my humble opinion.
Around 40 minutes are allocated for semi-complex algorithmic problems, and about 5 minutes for language-specific questions. I suspect some short questions are graded in binary format (for example, one question about a specific concurrency problem, wh
I applied online and was contacted by a recruiter. The process took a while because it was not easy to find time on our calendars. Overall, I had three phone interviews: * Two technical interviews, which involved solving coding problems and discuss
I was given a link to Karat for screening. I had a worse day and probably failed. Splunk has never given me feedback. Not a single email since that time. Very unprofessional, in my humble opinion.
Around 40 minutes are allocated for semi-complex algorithmic problems, and about 5 minutes for language-specific questions. I suspect some short questions are graded in binary format (for example, one question about a specific concurrency problem, wh