Nice work culture, good learning.
Heavy work, always on toes.
I have had two interviews so far. The two varied a lot, but one thing was true in both: a tech question at the end. I was asked to "go through my resume" or "tell me about yourself." Then, usually, you talk, and they ask questions based on your expe
The interview process, outlined below, is lengthy. However, I like this. It means everyone is properly vetted and can be held to the same standard. Nobody can just weasel their way in. * Call with recruiter * Call with manager * Written skills
In the first round, I met with a software engineer for a technical screening. I passed this round and was given an online assessment consisting of five coding questions that I was supposed to solve in the C programming language. I passed this as well
I have had two interviews so far. The two varied a lot, but one thing was true in both: a tech question at the end. I was asked to "go through my resume" or "tell me about yourself." Then, usually, you talk, and they ask questions based on your expe
The interview process, outlined below, is lengthy. However, I like this. It means everyone is properly vetted and can be held to the same standard. Nobody can just weasel their way in. * Call with recruiter * Call with manager * Written skills
In the first round, I met with a software engineer for a technical screening. I passed this round and was given an online assessment consisting of five coding questions that I was supposed to solve in the C programming language. I passed this as well