If there are some good words about it, it is only famous.
Bad working environment, aggressive culture.
Talk with a recruiter, then an offline coding task. They gave me ample time to complete the coding task offline. Yet, I got a rather rude response that I don't know how to code (I have 10+ years of C++, so that's debatable).
Fair questions and an open, good conversation atmosphere in which the requirements and knowledge regarding the position were clarified. The project was also presented in detail by Tesla. Initially, there was a video conference. The second round cons
I had two interviews. The first was with a software engineer on the team. I was questioned on SQL and C#. The second was with the hiring manager. This interview was more behavioral, covering troubleshooting techniques, debugging, and so on.
Talk with a recruiter, then an offline coding task. They gave me ample time to complete the coding task offline. Yet, I got a rather rude response that I don't know how to code (I have 10+ years of C++, so that's debatable).
Fair questions and an open, good conversation atmosphere in which the requirements and knowledge regarding the position were clarified. The project was also presented in detail by Tesla. Initially, there was a video conference. The second round cons
I had two interviews. The first was with a software engineer on the team. I was questioned on SQL and C#. The second was with the hiring manager. This interview was more behavioral, covering troubleshooting techniques, debugging, and so on.