Amazing work culture and great perks
No cons as such that I can think of.
I had much higher hopes for Adobe than what I actually experienced. First, I was contacted by a recruiter and asked to list my interests from high to low. Then, they set you up with a phone interview for "general opportunities" with a member of a te
The usual process involves speaking with a recruiter. If you make it through that, you go through two or three technical interviews. If the teams like you and you have great coding skills, you will be picked. I did not have to go on-site for my inte
I was at Adobe HQ with the hiring manager. The interview focused on projects and different technologies. I was asked to explain one of my projects, and questions were raised about it. It was a good experience.
I had much higher hopes for Adobe than what I actually experienced. First, I was contacted by a recruiter and asked to list my interests from high to low. Then, they set you up with a phone interview for "general opportunities" with a member of a te
The usual process involves speaking with a recruiter. If you make it through that, you go through two or three technical interviews. If the teams like you and you have great coding skills, you will be picked. I did not have to go on-site for my inte
I was at Adobe HQ with the hiring manager. The interview focused on projects and different technologies. I was asked to explain one of my projects, and questions were raised about it. It was a good experience.