Nice pay, good recognition, and a good chance of being pendant if you are a contract employee. Nice work/life balance.
No cons as such. The market is tough right now, so everything is uncertain everywhere.
Please continue to be a people’s company rather than be a business company.
My interview experience at Autodesk was unfortunately quite disappointing and didn't align with my expectations of a leading software company. I initially spoke with an HR recruiter, which went smoothly. However, the subsequent interviews were proble
I was contacted by HR via LinkedIn. Scheduling was simple and there was one round of interviews with a Manager and Senior Principal Engineer. I believe they were expecting more leadership experience for the role.
Had a phone screening with the recruiter to determine fit. He asked about current experience and knowledge about the company. Later, a technical interview was scheduled that was quite difficult. That interview revolved around coding questions in Pyt
My interview experience at Autodesk was unfortunately quite disappointing and didn't align with my expectations of a leading software company. I initially spoke with an HR recruiter, which went smoothly. However, the subsequent interviews were proble
I was contacted by HR via LinkedIn. Scheduling was simple and there was one round of interviews with a Manager and Senior Principal Engineer. I believe they were expecting more leadership experience for the role.
Had a phone screening with the recruiter to determine fit. He asked about current experience and knowledge about the company. Later, a technical interview was scheduled that was quite difficult. That interview revolved around coding questions in Pyt