It's a job that pays your bills (barely).
It's the same everyday and unrealistic daily work that keeps your eyes on the computer all day long.
It gets boring after 4 months; I don't even know how I managed to be around for 11 months.
The pay is quite low, and management barely talks to you. Remote work made this job even more exhausting and dull, not being able to communicate with colleagues readily.
It was a three-round process. One round is general, and two are technical. You will likely be interviewed by different team leads so they can sort you into the appropriate team.
Applied online through a referral and it took about a month for a recruiter to contact me. A recruiter called, followed by a technical phone screen a few weeks later. The recruiter ghosted me after the initial phone call, and I never heard back afte
I applied through an agency. The agency got back to me and informed me I was shortlisted for the interview, which was to be held the next day. The interview went well. I was asked technical and situational analysis questions. The interviewer was pol
It was a three-round process. One round is general, and two are technical. You will likely be interviewed by different team leads so they can sort you into the appropriate team.
Applied online through a referral and it took about a month for a recruiter to contact me. A recruiter called, followed by a technical phone screen a few weeks later. The recruiter ghosted me after the initial phone call, and I never heard back afte
I applied through an agency. The agency got back to me and informed me I was shortlisted for the interview, which was to be held the next day. The interview went well. I was asked technical and situational analysis questions. The interviewer was pol