Front-end developer in Yandex, Yekaterinburg
Front-end developer in Yandex, Yekaterinburg
Good salary, opportunities to study, and perfect geolocation in the heart of the city.
Great health insurance and the ability to have a mortgage (almost) without interest.
Good coding culture (sometimes too perfectionist).
Some team leaders and workers are xenophobic, chauvinist, and homophobic.
So if you're a «heterosexual male», it's a perfect place to work. Otherwise, you may experience inappropriate coworker behavior.
No one follows corporate etiquette (inner document).
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Front End Developer
The recruitment process began with a LinkedIn message from a recruiter. Following this, I had a brief phone interview. The questions covered topics such as "What technologies do you want to learn?" and "Why do you want to leave your current job?" S
Front End Developer
The interview was interesting and informative. It consisted of several stages on different days and included questions about algorithms, CSS, and JavaScript. These questions were for the position of a junior developer. The first stage was average; n
Front End Developer
That's 4 sections. The first was about markup with some live coding. The next 3 sections were about algorithms. There were a lot of questions, ranging from really easy to much more difficult. But all of them were inside the tech stack.
Front End Developer
Moscow, RussiaMarch 1, 2016The recruitment process began with a LinkedIn message from a recruiter. Following this, I had a brief phone interview. The questions covered topics such as "What technologies do you want to learn?" and "Why do you want to leave your current job?" S
Front End Developer
SloveniaOctober 18, 2022The interview was interesting and informative. It consisted of several stages on different days and included questions about algorithms, CSS, and JavaScript. These questions were for the position of a junior developer. The first stage was average; n
Front End Developer
Kazan, RussiaMay 1, 2019That's 4 sections. The first was about markup with some live coding. The next 3 sections were about algorithms. There were a lot of questions, ranging from really easy to much more difficult. But all of them were inside the tech stack.
