There was free food and good industry par benefits.
Dull unimaginative management, poor work culture, tech that is interesting if you're junior but quickly gets boring and is already way behind any major technology company, marginal career and growth prospects, and a nepotism that is institutionalized towards one or two schools and nationalities characterize the experience.
There are companies out there paying less, but if you are ambitious, you should find a company that gives you a better career foundation elsewhere.
If your aim is to get rich by paying people a fraction of your profits at the cost of their careers, you're doing a good job.
But stop faking 5* Glassdoor reviews to look rosy and pretend there isn't a problem.
Initially contacted by a recruiter on LinkedIn. Company based in London (interview done over the phone with interviewing in London). Technical interview lasted 1.5 hr. 60 min pair coding test.
Got rejected in the first round of interview. First round was some behavioral questions about background, and one LC medium. Was able to solve the LC question, but didn't really vibe with the interviewer.
There is a three round online interview. It includes a walk through of your CV and pair programming. Each round lasts 1.1 hours. The overall questions are simple. During the process, you will be asked some related computer science basic questions.
Initially contacted by a recruiter on LinkedIn. Company based in London (interview done over the phone with interviewing in London). Technical interview lasted 1.5 hr. 60 min pair coding test.
Got rejected in the first round of interview. First round was some behavioral questions about background, and one LC medium. Was able to solve the LC question, but didn't really vibe with the interviewer.
There is a three round online interview. It includes a walk through of your CV and pair programming. Each round lasts 1.1 hours. The overall questions are simple. During the process, you will be asked some related computer science basic questions.