Easy to get the offer, good for inexperienced developers. Nice mentors and managers. Huge orgs; you can switch to another team if you are not satisfied with your current one. Great internal developer tools, easy to do development.
Slightly less competitive on salary, but still good enough for a starter.
While in graduate school, I contacted a recruiter on campus. I received an online assessment (OA), followed by another online behavioral test. Apparently, I performed well enough to skip the normal onsite round. I then had just a verification round
OA: 2 technical questions, virtual job tryout. Interview: 3 rounds: * 1 behavioral (STAR questions) * 1 technical (2 LC-style questions, easy to medium difficulty) * 1 OOP round (design class and function)
I completed an online coding exam that lasted an hour. Following that, I undertook a Work Simulation and Workstyles Assessment. This assessment was quite different, primarily consisting of replying to emails.
While in graduate school, I contacted a recruiter on campus. I received an online assessment (OA), followed by another online behavioral test. Apparently, I performed well enough to skip the normal onsite round. I then had just a verification round
OA: 2 technical questions, virtual job tryout. Interview: 3 rounds: * 1 behavioral (STAR questions) * 1 technical (2 LC-style questions, easy to medium difficulty) * 1 OOP round (design class and function)
I completed an online coding exam that lasted an hour. Following that, I undertook a Work Simulation and Workstyles Assessment. This assessment was quite different, primarily consisting of replying to emails.