WLB was decent, depends on the team of course, but managers at least hear you out.
Lots of politics involved among the top leadership, with vague answers.
I first had a phone screen with the recruiter to go over my resume. After that, I was asked to give them a code sample to review. After that, I was given a test on HackerRank to complete. I did fine on the test and made it to the final round, whic
I was contacted by the recruiter after submitting my resume at a career fair. Initially, I had a phone call with HR for a background check and discussion about the project. After that, I had to send in a project, and then I was sent coding question
The first step was a friendly call from a recruiter to discuss background, experience, the job description, and salary expectations. After that, there was a coding challenge to be completed in an online editor within 24 hours. There was no strict tim
I first had a phone screen with the recruiter to go over my resume. After that, I was asked to give them a code sample to review. After that, I was given a test on HackerRank to complete. I did fine on the test and made it to the final round, whic
I was contacted by the recruiter after submitting my resume at a career fair. Initially, I had a phone call with HR for a background check and discussion about the project. After that, I had to send in a project, and then I was sent coding question
The first step was a friendly call from a recruiter to discuss background, experience, the job description, and salary expectations. After that, there was a coding challenge to be completed in an online editor within 24 hours. There was no strict tim