There is an ok work life balance, projects are ok, colleagues are ok, and overall it's a decent place.
It is very top down, and very French.
I did 4 interviews. 3 over the phone with coding online, and the last one on-site at the office. Each interviewer was part of the team I was joining, and each had different questions. I was quizzed on networking, algorithms, C++, Linux, multi-threadi
Two absolutely lovely phone screens with low-level programming questions and a few coding exercises. After that - a phone screen with the manager, who happened to be not in the mood at all, was pushy and then gave feedback of me being rude. That was
The interview process started well with a professional and engaging conversation. The next section consisted of very basic questions, like what's a difference between a list and a map, or what are the OOP principles. This felt more like a junior lev
I did 4 interviews. 3 over the phone with coding online, and the last one on-site at the office. Each interviewer was part of the team I was joining, and each had different questions. I was quizzed on networking, algorithms, C++, Linux, multi-threadi
Two absolutely lovely phone screens with low-level programming questions and a few coding exercises. After that - a phone screen with the manager, who happened to be not in the mood at all, was pushy and then gave feedback of me being rude. That was
The interview process started well with a professional and engaging conversation. The next section consisted of very basic questions, like what's a difference between a list and a map, or what are the OOP principles. This felt more like a junior lev