Cares about career growth. Fun environment.
Could be working on an outdated project.
Autodesk seems to have one of the worst interviewing processes in the industry. I have interviewed with them multiple times, and the experience is always the same. They put an unenthused and expressionless person in front of you and present numerous
The process involved a call from a recruiter, followed by a meeting with the manager, and then a screening with someone from the team. I had to go through this on two occasions for two different positions with the same outcome: they don't even bothe
It was really good. This was the process: * Hiring Manager round * First coding round (Product of Array Except Self) * One Manager round * Second coding round (Sliding Window Maximum) * Two Arch rounds.
Autodesk seems to have one of the worst interviewing processes in the industry. I have interviewed with them multiple times, and the experience is always the same. They put an unenthused and expressionless person in front of you and present numerous
The process involved a call from a recruiter, followed by a meeting with the manager, and then a screening with someone from the team. I had to go through this on two occasions for two different positions with the same outcome: they don't even bothe
It was really good. This was the process: * Hiring Manager round * First coding round (Product of Array Except Self) * One Manager round * Second coding round (Sliding Window Maximum) * Two Arch rounds.