Adobe, a great place to work!
Adobe, a great place to work!
Great software development model, smart business decisions, and a great work environment. Fun projects and team members.
Many different site locations and teams make it a 24-hour shop. At times, there is a need to work extremely early or extremely late to meet (via voice) with other persons or teams.
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Senior Quality Engineer
Overall, there were four technical rounds, including a Director/Manager round. The first three rounds were of average difficulty, including some array and linked list-based questions. Some puzzles were also asked, as well as situation-based test cas
Senior Quality Engineer
HR approached me through a referral. An interview was scheduled within a week. The first round was a one-hour interview, and only coding questions were asked. Overall, the experience was great. I learned a lot during the process.
Senior Software Engineer
After referral from a third-party recruiter, my first contact was a call with the hiring manager in Engineering. We spoke briefly about Adobe and the role, and my experience, then moved into technical questions.
Senior Quality Engineer
IndiaNovember 1, 2021Overall, there were four technical rounds, including a Director/Manager round. The first three rounds were of average difficulty, including some array and linked list-based questions. Some puzzles were also asked, as well as situation-based test cas
Senior Quality Engineer
Noida, Uttar Pradesh, IndiaApril 1, 2022HR approached me through a referral. An interview was scheduled within a week. The first round was a one-hour interview, and only coding questions were asked. Overall, the experience was great. I learned a lot during the process.
Senior Software Engineer
Seattle, Washington, United StatesDecember 1, 2018After referral from a third-party recruiter, my first contact was a call with the hiring manager in Engineering. We spoke briefly about Adobe and the role, and my experience, then moved into technical questions.
