Really interesting problems, nearly no pressure from managers.
Food compensation for nearby cafes and medical insurance (usually a choice of two insurance companies).
Very friendly atmosphere and very smart people. No fixed work hours.
Salary is rather low on average, comparing to other large IT companies in Russia. Also, some policies change in rather unpredictable ways.
Food compensation is simply not enough due to inflation.
Several interviews (3-5) are typically conducted. Most of them focus solely on algorithms. Sometimes, if there is enough time left, they may ask about language specifics or topics related to concurrency.
The HR interview went well. Then I had three technical interviews, which were typical LeetCode algorithm interviews. After all of that, I had a final interview where I met my current team lead. We talked about my responsibilities, the product, and
I had taken part in an algorithmic interview that was arranged a week before, so I don't have much time to prepare. The interview was performed in Russian, and there wasn't any issue with how it went.
Several interviews (3-5) are typically conducted. Most of them focus solely on algorithms. Sometimes, if there is enough time left, they may ask about language specifics or topics related to concurrency.
The HR interview went well. Then I had three technical interviews, which were typical LeetCode algorithm interviews. After all of that, I had a final interview where I met my current team lead. We talked about my responsibilities, the product, and
I had taken part in an algorithmic interview that was arranged a week before, so I don't have much time to prepare. The interview was performed in Russian, and there wasn't any issue with how it went.