Good product, nice culture, good work-life balance.
Eventually, a more hardware company. Not many opportunities for advanced SW.
Need to learn more about HW during work.
First, a phone interview. Then, a two-section interview: one with department managers, and another with team members. As usual, they will ask about your experience and give you a programming test.
Very basic questions. They did not even bother to write the questions themselves. I think they need to reconsider their recruitment partners. They do not respect the candidates' time.
Went through 7 interviews over a 1.5-month period only to get ghosted after the final interview. Two months later, I finally found out I'd been rejected by a Workday notification email.
First, a phone interview. Then, a two-section interview: one with department managers, and another with team members. As usual, they will ask about your experience and give you a programming test.
Very basic questions. They did not even bother to write the questions themselves. I think they need to reconsider their recruitment partners. They do not respect the candidates' time.
Went through 7 interviews over a 1.5-month period only to get ghosted after the final interview. Two months later, I finally found out I'd been rejected by a Workday notification email.