A good place to work.
No cons from my side.
For school co-op: University of Toronto Interviewed about: * Interests and motivation * General knowledge of computer systems * Basics of electrical engineering, such as I-V curves
Questions based on bit manipulation and memory allocation. The interviewer was rigid about how the problem must be solved, although my solution was correct and a detailed explanation with comments was shared throughout the duration of the interview.
The recruiter contacted me and sent the job description (JD). After my reply, they sent their phone number. During a phone call, the recruiter did not want to answer any questions and referred me to the company website. This was very strange. I hop
For school co-op: University of Toronto Interviewed about: * Interests and motivation * General knowledge of computer systems * Basics of electrical engineering, such as I-V curves
Questions based on bit manipulation and memory allocation. The interviewer was rigid about how the problem must be solved, although my solution was correct and a detailed explanation with comments was shared throughout the duration of the interview.
The recruiter contacted me and sent the job description (JD). After my reply, they sent their phone number. During a phone call, the recruiter did not want to answer any questions and referred me to the company website. This was very strange. I hop