Good work/life balance, good benefits. As large corporations go, it's a great place to work, with good investment in technology.
Administrative aspects can be burdensome; pay stagnates.
Initial contact was in February. The process was long and drawn out: three phone interviews with different groups, contact with someone every 3-4 weeks, and onsite interviews over two days and 13 different sessions. This culminated in a job offer in
The interview process was convoluted and unprofessional. I met with the hiring manager and passed. I met with a panel and passed. The VP of recruiting called me and wanted to know if I would be interested in accepting an offer. I said yes, but sinc
It depends from team to team. My team used to ask data structures and algorithms and core Java. Not much worried about frameworks. You will have a telephone round, mostly core Java. All of this depends on the team member who comes to interview you.
Initial contact was in February. The process was long and drawn out: three phone interviews with different groups, contact with someone every 3-4 weeks, and onsite interviews over two days and 13 different sessions. This culminated in a job offer in
The interview process was convoluted and unprofessional. I met with the hiring manager and passed. I met with a panel and passed. The VP of recruiting called me and wanted to know if I would be interested in accepting an offer. I said yes, but sinc
It depends from team to team. My team used to ask data structures and algorithms and core Java. Not much worried about frameworks. You will have a telephone round, mostly core Java. All of this depends on the team member who comes to interview you.