Lots of holidays off, and the workload is manageable at most times. You only have to be in the office 50% of the time.
Sometimes you need to wear many hats or do job tasks that aren't specified. You have to work on the weekends sometimes, but you're paid for it, so it doesn't really bother me.
Not a lot of mentorship on the job; most of the time, you will figure things out on your own.
It was good and everything went well. First, there were 3 rounds, and then an HR round to finish it all. It is a good company to work for; it's motivating and all.
I was contacted by the recruiter and scheduled an interview for next week. The interview went for an hour, and I was asked about some basic database queries and behavioral types.
It was a screening call. They asked about my previous experiences, why I am looking to change my current job, and about my skills. They also asked me about my relocation, pay expectations, and visa status.
It was good and everything went well. First, there were 3 rounds, and then an HR round to finish it all. It is a good company to work for; it's motivating and all.
I was contacted by the recruiter and scheduled an interview for next week. The interview went for an hour, and I was asked about some basic database queries and behavioral types.
It was a screening call. They asked about my previous experiences, why I am looking to change my current job, and about my skills. They also asked me about my relocation, pay expectations, and visa status.