Good pay, flexible hours, and interesting technology.
Too much politics, bad management.
Do better.
The interview process was quite typical. It was a phone screening followed by an in-person technical interview. They asked a lot of questions relating to operating systems, drivers, and general systems programming. Some logical questions were also a
The interviewers were cordial and respectful. Nothing seemed to have gone wrong, and I answered 90% of the questions correctly. I generally don't form expectations after interviews, but for this one, I was hopeful as I didn't see anything that might
I received only three on-site interviews, all technically related. All questions were based on my background. The interviewers were very friendly, as were their HR representatives. The manager was also easy-going. Since compiler engineers are very
The interview process was quite typical. It was a phone screening followed by an in-person technical interview. They asked a lot of questions relating to operating systems, drivers, and general systems programming. Some logical questions were also a
The interviewers were cordial and respectful. Nothing seemed to have gone wrong, and I answered 90% of the questions correctly. I generally don't form expectations after interviews, but for this one, I was hopeful as I didn't see anything that might
I received only three on-site interviews, all technically related. All questions were based on my background. The interviewers were very friendly, as were their HR representatives. The manager was also easy-going. Since compiler engineers are very