I interviewed with the IS&T division, which has a pretty poor reputation. I found the interviews, both phone and in person, to be reasonable and fair, although not the high-caliber type of technical questioning I was expecting from reading other rev
I had two rounds of phone interviews. The first involved the hiring manager, who discussed my current job and posed some architectural design questions, followed by a couple of simple algorithm questions. A few days later, a software engineer asked
The interview was informal, held in the lunchroom. The first person I spoke with was precise and inspired, though a little distracted. Great people were trying to turn things around, but they were dealing with an emergency and had to call off the i
I interviewed with the IS&T division, which has a pretty poor reputation. I found the interviews, both phone and in person, to be reasonable and fair, although not the high-caliber type of technical questioning I was expecting from reading other rev
I had two rounds of phone interviews. The first involved the hiring manager, who discussed my current job and posed some architectural design questions, followed by a couple of simple algorithm questions. A few days later, a software engineer asked
The interview was informal, held in the lunchroom. The first person I spoke with was precise and inspired, though a little distracted. Great people were trying to turn things around, but they were dealing with an emergency and had to call off the i