I had an awesome manager. Work-life balance was good.
I didn't feel like I was contributing much.
Work on the distribution of management.
I interviewed with Autodesk for almost two months and completed four interviews, with the last one being onsite. Everything was fair and square, and the questions were not very complicated. However, it took them two weeks to reject me, which was ver
My college linked me up with Autodesk as a potential employer for an internship. After we were linked up, we had an interview, a small take-home assignment, and then a presentation.
My experience was not good. I had an on-site interview, and I thought the manager was rude. While I was in the middle of an interview with an engineer, he interrupted me without letting me finish. He told me I had no chance and asked me to leave.
I interviewed with Autodesk for almost two months and completed four interviews, with the last one being onsite. Everything was fair and square, and the questions were not very complicated. However, it took them two weeks to reject me, which was ver
My college linked me up with Autodesk as a potential employer for an internship. After we were linked up, we had an interview, a small take-home assignment, and then a presentation.
My experience was not good. I had an on-site interview, and I thought the manager was rude. While I was in the middle of an interview with an engineer, he interrupted me without letting me finish. He told me I had no chance and asked me to leave.