The facilities are nice.
Arizona locations are relatively clean.
The cafeteria is nice.
They have an interview process that is designed to eliminate U.S. candidates from being hired. They use lower criteria for H1B visa candidates. About 80% of the technical workforce in Arizona are foreign visa. If you do get hired, managers are not software developers yet they manage software developers. Supervisors are called Directors for some reason. They micro-manage direct employees while not holding visa workers accountable. Management in general dominates meetings and sucks the oxygen out of the room. It is all about the management team and their politics.
You are aware of what you are doing and that it is intentional, so there is no use to advise.
It was a joke; they didn't even ask me to code. The interview included a mix of behavioral and technical questions, but the fact that I wasn't asked to program shed some light on the type of people they hire. I was interviewed by two employees, and t
I was contacted by a recruiter and scheduled for a 45-minute interview via Webex. It was for a backend role. I was mostly asked about my previous experience, with resume-based questions. At the end, I was also asked a data interpretation question (
Maximum Sum of Non-Adjacent Elements You are given an array/list of ‘N’ integers. You are supposed to return the maximum sum of a subsequence with the constraint that no two elements are adjacent in the given array/list.
It was a joke; they didn't even ask me to code. The interview included a mix of behavioral and technical questions, but the fact that I wasn't asked to program shed some light on the type of people they hire. I was interviewed by two employees, and t
I was contacted by a recruiter and scheduled for a 45-minute interview via Webex. It was for a backend role. I was mostly asked about my previous experience, with resume-based questions. At the end, I was also asked a data interpretation question (
Maximum Sum of Non-Adjacent Elements You are given an array/list of ‘N’ integers. You are supposed to return the maximum sum of a subsequence with the constraint that no two elements are adjacent in the given array/list.