Nice people, good work-life balance, decent pay.
I feel like progress isn't rewarded as well.
Hackerrank test. The recruiter was nice, but the test was a bit too time-consuming, and I decided to opt out. Unless you're desperate for a job or have no life, or both, remember companies only do this because the candidates put up with it. I chos
The interviews involved a rather lengthy take-home test. Unfortunately, I was matched with a technically incapable interviewer on the problem, who had trouble understanding basic facts about integers in programming and how the modulo operator works.
They give you a problem that they give every other interview candidate. It is esoteric, makes zero sense (why write a CPU cache in C#?), shows very little about your ability to program, and is a complete waste of time.
Hackerrank test. The recruiter was nice, but the test was a bit too time-consuming, and I decided to opt out. Unless you're desperate for a job or have no life, or both, remember companies only do this because the candidates put up with it. I chos
The interviews involved a rather lengthy take-home test. Unfortunately, I was matched with a technically incapable interviewer on the problem, who had trouble understanding basic facts about integers in programming and how the modulo operator works.
They give you a problem that they give every other interview candidate. It is esoteric, makes zero sense (why write a CPU cache in C#?), shows very little about your ability to program, and is a complete waste of time.