Well, social packet, medical insurance, great conditions of work.
I have no idea. I'm happy.
Usually 3 or 4 steps. The first is a technical interview with basic IT questions. Some of them are really useless, pulling from university or high school, topics long forgotten. The next two are technical interviews with very hard algorithmic tasks
1 HR call, 2 standard coding DSA rounds, and a 1-hour talk with the team lead about: - My experience - Past projects' architecture (public API maintenance, microservices, etc.) - How the web works (from DNS to sockets)
1. Introduction interview (simple coding exercise and questions about general skills). 2. Algorithm interviews (2 problems to solve, 30 minutes per each). 3. Final interview with the team lead (general questions and a concurrency problem exploratio
Usually 3 or 4 steps. The first is a technical interview with basic IT questions. Some of them are really useless, pulling from university or high school, topics long forgotten. The next two are technical interviews with very hard algorithmic tasks
1 HR call, 2 standard coding DSA rounds, and a 1-hour talk with the team lead about: - My experience - Past projects' architecture (public API maintenance, microservices, etc.) - How the web works (from DNS to sockets)
1. Introduction interview (simple coding exercise and questions about general skills). 2. Algorithm interviews (2 problems to solve, 30 minutes per each). 3. Final interview with the team lead (general questions and a concurrency problem exploratio