Nice work-life balance is possible here.
Benefits for employees:
Structural changes often happen; some people lose jobs.
Unprofessional way of handling candidates. The company is not even respecting the candidate's time. I never expected such an experience with one of the leading companies. It's too bad. The interview did not happen as per the schedule. There was no p
It was a summer internship position. They mostly asked me about the projects I had done in college and went into some detail on that. I interviewed directly with the senior manager, and the whole process went very well. Three weeks after my interv
I applied online on Autodesk's career page and received a response from the hiring manager two weeks later. The first round of the interview was more like an introductory call, where I was briefed on the team and the role. I was asked mostly generic
Unprofessional way of handling candidates. The company is not even respecting the candidate's time. I never expected such an experience with one of the leading companies. It's too bad. The interview did not happen as per the schedule. There was no p
It was a summer internship position. They mostly asked me about the projects I had done in college and went into some detail on that. I interviewed directly with the senior manager, and the whole process went very well. Three weeks after my interv
I applied online on Autodesk's career page and received a response from the hiring manager two weeks later. The first round of the interview was more like an introductory call, where I was briefed on the team and the role. I was asked mostly generic