There are perks. There is a lot to learn in the start.
More support less dev work
Tech paying more for experienced people
There were Python questions to parse and work with sample data sets. There were questions about your background and projects you might have worked on. There was a lot of emphasis on producing efficient code.
Around 60 minutes. The interviewer interduced her(him)self and so was I. Being asked according to resume about project experiences and achievements. Then some tech probing on operating system, low latency trading, network, etc.
The process is long and through but generally well balanced. It was finished off with meetings with the CTO and HR, and the offer was frankly better than I expected. I declined because I went to a tech company instead.
There were Python questions to parse and work with sample data sets. There were questions about your background and projects you might have worked on. There was a lot of emphasis on producing efficient code.
Around 60 minutes. The interviewer interduced her(him)self and so was I. Being asked according to resume about project experiences and achievements. Then some tech probing on operating system, low latency trading, network, etc.
The process is long and through but generally well balanced. It was finished off with meetings with the CTO and HR, and the offer was frankly better than I expected. I declined because I went to a tech company instead.