Coworkers are very professional, which encourages me to learn a lot from them.
The product AutoCAD involves a lot of different techniques. It provides me excellent chances to practice programming/debugging skills, patterns, refactoring skills, and etc.
Our team didn't get a lot of graphics/CAD related features those years.
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
The interviewer did not show up. Then I noticed the position was gone. I reached out to recruiters but received no response. The process is unorganized as well. I think I dodged a bullet.
Applied via LinkedIn. Approached by a recruiter to provide my availability. A call was set for about a week afterward. The interviewer changed the hour at the last minute. A 30-minute call with the recruiter, going over my experience. At the end,
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
The interviewer did not show up. Then I noticed the position was gone. I reached out to recruiters but received no response. The process is unorganized as well. I think I dodged a bullet.
Applied via LinkedIn. Approached by a recruiter to provide my availability. A call was set for about a week afterward. The interviewer changed the hour at the last minute. A 30-minute call with the recruiter, going over my experience. At the end,