Great work life balance for the industry
The experience featured subpar compensation and subpar colleagues.
There were 4 interviews in total. Most of them very similar:Fairly easy LeetCode questions or some C++ stuff: e.g. struct sizes, rvalues, lvalues. Reading Scott Myers’s book should help, but mostly questions are in good practices of C++. Also talked
Interviewer was 20 mins later, then 10 mins rushed chat about my CV without any description of what the day to day work would be. Then started asking about oop and generators, before going into some easy-medium algo questions (3 of them). Considerin
They did 0 preparation, turned up late, then said they were just gonna bring up my CV when they arrived! They asked a very long dragged out design question that they seemed to make up on the spot. It was so poorly delivered/explained it made the whol
There were 4 interviews in total. Most of them very similar:Fairly easy LeetCode questions or some C++ stuff: e.g. struct sizes, rvalues, lvalues. Reading Scott Myers’s book should help, but mostly questions are in good practices of C++. Also talked
Interviewer was 20 mins later, then 10 mins rushed chat about my CV without any description of what the day to day work would be. Then started asking about oop and generators, before going into some easy-medium algo questions (3 of them). Considerin
They did 0 preparation, turned up late, then said they were just gonna bring up my CV when they arrived! They asked a very long dragged out design question that they seemed to make up on the spot. It was so poorly delivered/explained it made the whol