You will meet good people.
Hit or miss with managers. Some are very lax and are okay with you playing 1hr+ of ping pong daily, while others will micro-manage and keep track of how you spend your time, constantly watching you like a hawk. You'll always feel you are being stared at.
Some teams have more weekend support than others.
They pair program, so it's good if you like that, but I found it wasn't the best fit for me.
I interviewed through a recruiter. It was a 1-hour technical video call. The interviewers were nice and cooperative. The interview process was: first 30 minutes were on resume and previous experience, and then a coding challenge.
Phone screening to make sure you have the experience, then moved on to a phone technical interview. I had an onsite technical interview and an interview with another manager (same day). Finally, I had an interview with the manager of the team I would
Two rounds of group interviews. You need to cooperate with other people using the Miro application, which was normal. There will be a lot of interviewees asking questions after each round.
I interviewed through a recruiter. It was a 1-hour technical video call. The interviewers were nice and cooperative. The interview process was: first 30 minutes were on resume and previous experience, and then a coding challenge.
Phone screening to make sure you have the experience, then moved on to a phone technical interview. I had an onsite technical interview and an interview with another manager (same day). Finally, I had an interview with the manager of the team I would
Two rounds of group interviews. You need to cooperate with other people using the Miro application, which was normal. There will be a lot of interviewees asking questions after each round.