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Read the community guidelinesThe interviewer was quite nice. Although my C language skills are terrible, they were still willing to spend time interviewing me.
The ratio of R&D to QA is somewhat alarming, and it didn’t feel like there was much exaggeration or bluffing (not much of the “big data/AI...etc.” talk).
It might be a good place for people who want to write code properly. There are plenty of convenient food options nearby downstairs, and transportation is convenient.
......I don’t really remember any particularly memorable drawbacks, except that I don’t think I saw any women on the day of the interview (but for a small company of this type, hiring and maintaining an attractive receptionist would also be quite difficult).
People who enjoy full-stack technical development and handling both front-end and back-end work are welcome to apply.
The compensation meets basic standards.
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