It is nice to be able to sit and get to know customers, and really show them you're there as a person rather than as a corporation.
It can feel really two-faced when coached to advocate for the customer, but the business as a whole is getting rid of products and benefits to eliminate doing business with the average person.
There were two technical rounds followed by a managerial round. First round was about basic Android and Kotlin questions. Examples include: * MVVM architecture * Extensions * Higher-order functions * Coroutines
Really good interview. Just standard questions about my past experiences and what I would want to do for the position. The salary was good, but in NYC, it was not enough. I thought it seemed like a nice fit at first, but I received a better offer.
Interview was very easy. They asked me all the basic questions regarding testing techniques, a few real-time scenarios, and some questions related to functional and non-functional aspects in mobile testing. The overall interview was easy, and the pro
There were two technical rounds followed by a managerial round. First round was about basic Android and Kotlin questions. Examples include: * MVVM architecture * Extensions * Higher-order functions * Coroutines
Really good interview. Just standard questions about my past experiences and what I would want to do for the position. The salary was good, but in NYC, it was not enough. I thought it seemed like a nice fit at first, but I received a better offer.
Interview was very easy. They asked me all the basic questions regarding testing techniques, a few real-time scenarios, and some questions related to functional and non-functional aspects in mobile testing. The overall interview was easy, and the pro