Work-life balance, company culture, perks.
Slow work environment, office politics.
Overall, the interview process seemed disorganized. I was emailed a "tentative" onsite interview time and date and was told it would be confirmed by the following week. When the onsite interview finally came, I had to send mail after mail to confirm
1 phone screen. 1 in-person. The technical phone screen lasted 45 minutes. Went on-site for a 3-hour interview. Talked to: * the designer * the project manager * one of the engineers One-on-one format, with about 45 minutes with each person.
I talked to 5-6 people on the team. They asked some technical questions and some attitude questions. I was open to talk and get to know them. They asked a couple of tricky, hypothetical questions, but were more interested in hearing me talk about how
Overall, the interview process seemed disorganized. I was emailed a "tentative" onsite interview time and date and was told it would be confirmed by the following week. When the onsite interview finally came, I had to send mail after mail to confirm
1 phone screen. 1 in-person. The technical phone screen lasted 45 minutes. Went on-site for a 3-hour interview. Talked to: * the designer * the project manager * one of the engineers One-on-one format, with about 45 minutes with each person.
I talked to 5-6 people on the team. They asked some technical questions and some attitude questions. I was open to talk and get to know them. They asked a couple of tricky, hypothetical questions, but were more interested in hearing me talk about how