Food, insurance, office environment, highly professional colleagues you can learn from, and lots of technologies to work with.
Depending on which part of the company you work for, you'll see a different work style. I worked in a start-up which was pretty chaotic, with high ambitions but without a clear understanding of how to achieve them.
In work/life balance, work outweighs.
I applied via an online form, which involved solving some simple tasks. A few weeks later, I received a call to schedule a Skype interview. It lasted about an hour and included questions about sort algorithms and Java SE basics. At the end, I solved
A very friendly team, with good questions for real business cases. There were questions about previous experience, as well as knowledge of theory and practice. The interview consists of three stages: * An ISO manager * Legal Service * A super
The interview was organized and not very stressful. It included four coding sections and one algorithmic section. The only drawback was the lack of breaks between the coding sections.
I applied via an online form, which involved solving some simple tasks. A few weeks later, I received a call to schedule a Skype interview. It lasted about an hour and included questions about sort algorithms and Java SE basics. At the end, I solved
A very friendly team, with good questions for real business cases. There were questions about previous experience, as well as knowledge of theory and practice. The interview consists of three stages: * An ISO manager * Legal Service * A super
The interview was organized and not very stressful. It included four coding sections and one algorithmic section. The only drawback was the lack of breaks between the coding sections.