Good company and nice people.
Complicated machine, too many hours working the fab.
The interviews didn't contain very technical questions. The few "technical" questions they asked me were things like: "If you wanted to repair a broken ice cream maker, what three tools would you bring to do so?". The only technical question I receiv
HR phone interview, HR Zoom interview, interview in person with 2 team managers and 1 engineer for a tag-team style drilling of proficiency and troubleshooting scenarios and how you dealt with certain blah blahs. How relevant your experience was.
Email from a recruiter, then a phone call from an HR recruiter, then a phone call from the hiring manager, then an on-site interview. HR seemed to be very disconnected and unorganized. The job description did not match the actual interview process qu
The interviews didn't contain very technical questions. The few "technical" questions they asked me were things like: "If you wanted to repair a broken ice cream maker, what three tools would you bring to do so?". The only technical question I receiv
HR phone interview, HR Zoom interview, interview in person with 2 team managers and 1 engineer for a tag-team style drilling of proficiency and troubleshooting scenarios and how you dealt with certain blah blahs. How relevant your experience was.
Email from a recruiter, then a phone call from an HR recruiter, then a phone call from the hiring manager, then an on-site interview. HR seemed to be very disconnected and unorganized. The job description did not match the actual interview process qu