They really embrace a solid life/work balance and treat you like a professional able to manage your own time and work.
The biggest con is that there's been a lot of restructuring happening over the past couple of years.
The interviewer was a techie, and we covered the usual questions around data structures and algorithms. We also talked a lot about my past jobs and my motivation for joining Autodesk. The HR representative was thorough with the application, and the
The interview process was actually pleasantly nice, and I was looking forward to getting an offer from this company. However, they ended up bailing on me after complimenting me every step along the way.
Recruiter called and scheduled an interview with the manager on MS Teams. This was followed by five rounds of interviews. The position was for a full stack role, so I had a total of six technical discussions. Each discussion included one system des
The interviewer was a techie, and we covered the usual questions around data structures and algorithms. We also talked a lot about my past jobs and my motivation for joining Autodesk. The HR representative was thorough with the application, and the
The interview process was actually pleasantly nice, and I was looking forward to getting an offer from this company. However, they ended up bailing on me after complimenting me every step along the way.
Recruiter called and scheduled an interview with the manager on MS Teams. This was followed by five rounds of interviews. The position was for a full stack role, so I had a total of six technical discussions. Each discussion included one system des