In my opinion, there are no pros.
Bad management. Try to avoid the ELMA department.
I was asked five rather hard coding problems. I didn't feel any difference between them; they seemed like random LeetCode-like questions. Some were easy, and some were medium. At the end, there was an interview with the team. They said I was looking
The interviewer was prepared, and the questions were open. The complexity of the tasks was selected for me. The whole process was shorthand; within 30 minutes, I was given a detailed report on the interview process, outlining my strengths and weakn
iOS questions. Asked a lot of Swift things. And not basic, but questions under the hood: * Stack vs. heap in memory * ARC, MRC * Protocols, Generics * Class vs. struct * Method Dispatch
I was asked five rather hard coding problems. I didn't feel any difference between them; they seemed like random LeetCode-like questions. Some were easy, and some were medium. At the end, there was an interview with the team. They said I was looking
The interviewer was prepared, and the questions were open. The complexity of the tasks was selected for me. The whole process was shorthand; within 30 minutes, I was given a detailed report on the interview process, outlining my strengths and weakn
iOS questions. Asked a lot of Swift things. And not basic, but questions under the hood: * Stack vs. heap in memory * ARC, MRC * Protocols, Generics * Class vs. struct * Method Dispatch