Great people in the team.
Very old technologies, standards used. If you come up with an idea, they tell you that you need to convince 1200 developers, which is insane.
It is very difficult to change something regarding software. They don't allow it, except if you struggle a lot with it.
Too much bureaucracy.
No Composer, no design patterns, no SOLID principles :(
Stop dictating to developers what to do.
Create tasks to reflect the business value, not the technical changes.
You should not know what to change in databases.
Overall, okay, but the coding test environment is like a black box that you just can't debug. If you solve by debugging, you're doomed. LeetCode won't really prepare you for this.
The first round was a coding round on HackerRank. The question was to validate if a given set of strings represented valid IP addresses. The second question was on task scheduling, which was based on a hashmap.
The interview experience was easy and fun, with lots of tricky questions designed to confuse. However, confidence was the key that made me successful in cracking the interview.
Overall, okay, but the coding test environment is like a black box that you just can't debug. If you solve by debugging, you're doomed. LeetCode won't really prepare you for this.
The first round was a coding round on HackerRank. The question was to validate if a given set of strings represented valid IP addresses. The second question was on task scheduling, which was based on a hashmap.
The interview experience was easy and fun, with lots of tricky questions designed to confuse. However, confidence was the key that made me successful in cracking the interview.