The firm works with a lot of the latest technologies and is, in general, very modern tech-wise.
Don't come to work here – there is no work-life balance at all.
Many of the employees quit because of that, which causes even more pressure on the others.
There is no understanding of the importance of quality manpower. The CEO publicly stated that "people who don't like it here can go," and there is a turnover rate that rivals many waiter jobs.
As part of the job, every developer needs to be on shift around 20% of the time, which means you need to be with your computer for 24 hours. There are multiple inter-department production bugs each shift, because the company prefers to deliver new features instead of making the product more stable.
Better time management. Listen to employee criticism.
A phone interview with HR recruiter, then a home test to email, and then an interview with a QA team leader. Fairly long just to give me a negative answer.
In the first stage, there was a phone interview with the recruiter. It was a pleasant conversation to assess general compatibility. After that, there were two technical interviews. The first was on Zoom with one of the developers, where relatively
I had four interviews. The first was with Israeli HR over the phone, with general experience questions. Then, I had an interview with the hiring QA manager, who also asked me more professional questions. The third interview was with another team lead
A phone interview with HR recruiter, then a home test to email, and then an interview with a QA team leader. Fairly long just to give me a negative answer.
In the first stage, there was a phone interview with the recruiter. It was a pleasant conversation to assess general compatibility. After that, there were two technical interviews. The first was on Zoom with one of the developers, where relatively
I had four interviews. The first was with Israeli HR over the phone, with general experience questions. Then, I had an interview with the hiring QA manager, who also asked me more professional questions. The third interview was with another team lead