Meet a lot of professionals there. I love this job because it's not boring.
I don't know where cons.
I had one coding round. I never received any type of feedback for around 3 weeks. Then I got a rejection email. The interview was scheduled around the layoff time in April 2024.
The interview process involves a 1-hour coding round focused on modern C++ concepts, including: * STL * Smart pointers * Memory management * Object-oriented design Candidates solve problems live, explain their approach, and optimize code for clarit
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).
I had one coding round. I never received any type of feedback for around 3 weeks. Then I got a rejection email. The interview was scheduled around the layoff time in April 2024.
The interview process involves a 1-hour coding round focused on modern C++ concepts, including: * STL * Smart pointers * Memory management * Object-oriented design Candidates solve problems live, explain their approach, and optimize code for clarit
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).