The company is great, the people are great. Pay, benefits, and stock options are amazing.
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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
I met with the team I would be managing, as well as many other senior staff members. I also went through an assessment conducted by the firm PDI. The interview wasn't very organized, as each person/group ended up asking the same questions. I think
The first step was a phone screen. The interviewer asked me about the projects on my resume. The second step was a technical interview. It covered standard questions about data structures, pointers, memory management, version control, and code-writi
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
I met with the team I would be managing, as well as many other senior staff members. I also went through an assessment conducted by the firm PDI. The interview wasn't very organized, as each person/group ended up asking the same questions. I think
The first step was a phone screen. The interviewer asked me about the projects on my resume. The second step was a technical interview. It covered standard questions about data structures, pointers, memory management, version control, and code-writi