Projects are fast-paced and technical. Engineers have the opportunity to have total ownership of projects. There is lots of room to grow as an engineer.
Bureaucracy and misalignment of priorities by upper management cripple the growth and progress of projects. Projects are wasted from mismanagement.
I just took the first round on-campus interview so far. The interviewer was disappointingly unenthusiastic about the entire affair. They were not helpful at answering any questions or providing any motivation for further conversation. They gave off t
I interviewed for an NCG position at Santa Clara. The first round was talking to a hiring manager from the team with some general questions, including: * Introducing yourself * Describing your strengths and weaknesses * Describing your role an
Applied for the position through LinkedIn and got a call from the Sr. Engineer about 5 months later. I asked him what the position was about, and he actually laughed at me for not remembering 10 lines of the job description. Nevertheless, I went fo
I just took the first round on-campus interview so far. The interviewer was disappointingly unenthusiastic about the entire affair. They were not helpful at answering any questions or providing any motivation for further conversation. They gave off t
I interviewed for an NCG position at Santa Clara. The first round was talking to a hiring manager from the team with some general questions, including: * Introducing yourself * Describing your strengths and weaknesses * Describing your role an
Applied for the position through LinkedIn and got a call from the Sr. Engineer about 5 months later. I asked him what the position was about, and he actually laughed at me for not remembering 10 lines of the job description. Nevertheless, I went fo