A good learning experience, and easy to follow the work.
Hard to get into the culture.
The interview was very easy. I was read questions from a list, and I was certain I would end up with an offer right after the interview. There was one technical interview, which was 1:1, and one phone screen with the director, which basically covere
I applied online and was contacted a few weeks later to schedule a phone interview. I went through two rounds of phone interviews, with two engineers each time. I don't know if it was planned this way or not, but for both rounds of interviews, the i
An American Express recruiter contacted me through LinkedIn. After the initial phone screen, I had a phone technical interview the following week. Two weeks later, I was invited for an onsite interview. The onsite consisted of three rounds: indivi
The interview was very easy. I was read questions from a list, and I was certain I would end up with an offer right after the interview. There was one technical interview, which was 1:1, and one phone screen with the director, which basically covere
I applied online and was contacted a few weeks later to schedule a phone interview. I went through two rounds of phone interviews, with two engineers each time. I don't know if it was planned this way or not, but for both rounds of interviews, the i
An American Express recruiter contacted me through LinkedIn. After the initial phone screen, I had a phone technical interview the following week. Two weeks later, I was invited for an onsite interview. The onsite consisted of three rounds: indivi