I had a single interview with a recruiter who had reached out to me on LinkedIn. He didn't bother to turn on his camera during the interview. He also didn't like that I use Kotlin instead of Java in my current role (even though I made it clear that
The interview process was long and cumbersome. The first interview was with a recruiter and was pretty simple. The second was with the manager, which was a sort of get-to-know-each-other interview with a simple technical question at the end – an al
Applied online through their career website. Then got on a phone call with HR and had a quick 30-minute conversation. Set up a Zoom call with the Engineering manager to talk more thoroughly about the job and gain insights into the average day.
I had a single interview with a recruiter who had reached out to me on LinkedIn. He didn't bother to turn on his camera during the interview. He also didn't like that I use Kotlin instead of Java in my current role (even though I made it clear that
The interview process was long and cumbersome. The first interview was with a recruiter and was pretty simple. The second was with the manager, which was a sort of get-to-know-each-other interview with a simple technical question at the end – an al
Applied online through their career website. Then got on a phone call with HR and had a quick 30-minute conversation. Set up a Zoom call with the Engineering manager to talk more thoroughly about the job and gain insights into the average day.