Friendly atmosphere, kind people, understanding bosses.
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I recently decided to test my knowledge and go through a few interviews. In addition, a Yandex representative himself wrote to me via email. Although my resume wasn't posted anywhere, they found it through another company's service for storing progra
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
4 Steps: 1. Phone 2. Technical 3. Technical 4. Team After a successful phone call, you'll need to solve some easy tasks on the technical parts, and then you're done. Guys work with strict metrics, so even if you perform well, mumbling will be note
I recently decided to test my knowledge and go through a few interviews. In addition, a Yandex representative himself wrote to me via email. Although my resume wasn't posted anywhere, they found it through another company's service for storing progra
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
4 Steps: 1. Phone 2. Technical 3. Technical 4. Team After a successful phone call, you'll need to solve some easy tasks on the technical parts, and then you're done. Guys work with strict metrics, so even if you perform well, mumbling will be note