Great leadership. Teaching opportunities. Fair starting pay.
Training can be a little hectic, but you learn everything with time and experience.
The interview process was fairly straightforward. I applied through my university career fair, got a phone screen, then a technical phone interview with OOP concepts and code-sharing, then an onsite at PHX where I was asked more technical questions.
I applied through college/university. There was a Skype technical interview with questions about definitions and some basic coding implementations. The second round was a "SuperDay" on their campus with two interviews and a tour.
Overall, I thought it was an excellent interview process. During the university's career fair, I was invited for an interview on campus. The first round was purely behavioral for me, but for some of the other candidates, there were technical question
The interview process was fairly straightforward. I applied through my university career fair, got a phone screen, then a technical phone interview with OOP concepts and code-sharing, then an onsite at PHX where I was asked more technical questions.
I applied through college/university. There was a Skype technical interview with questions about definitions and some basic coding implementations. The second round was a "SuperDay" on their campus with two interviews and a tour.
Overall, I thought it was an excellent interview process. During the university's career fair, I was invited for an interview on campus. The first round was purely behavioral for me, but for some of the other candidates, there were technical question