Good work-life balance and team.
In my opinion, I did not experience any cons.
It is a behavioral interview, so no technical problems. I sent my resume to the recruiter at the campus career fair and got an interview opportunity one week later. Locations for IT teams are at Dallas and Phoenix, which one is from the original AA a
3 Steps including a group like interview that split into 2-3 sections. First is a group introduction/ice breaker, then a behavioral one-on-one, then a technical one-on-one.
The technical questions were pretty standard and what you would expect. But when it came time for the behavioral questions, it seemed like they weren’t really interested, almost like they didn’t care for my answers.
It is a behavioral interview, so no technical problems. I sent my resume to the recruiter at the campus career fair and got an interview opportunity one week later. Locations for IT teams are at Dallas and Phoenix, which one is from the original AA a
3 Steps including a group like interview that split into 2-3 sections. First is a group introduction/ice breaker, then a behavioral one-on-one, then a technical one-on-one.
The technical questions were pretty standard and what you would expect. But when it came time for the behavioral questions, it seemed like they weren’t really interested, almost like they didn’t care for my answers.