Nice place, nice people, nice work environment.
Unfortunately, far from money. Training takes a while.
Do something to motivate people.
One telephonic interview. I was asked to solve two problems using C++. An onsite interview was requested two weeks later. In total, there were three rounds when I went onsite: * A "two on one" first technical round. * A "two on one" second tech
It took more than six weeks to get the interview offer. It was a one-hour telephone interview. I was asked several questions on data structures and algorithms, and no questions on my background or CV. Most of the questions were not extremely hard, an
I met a recruiter at an on-campus info session. I applied online and received a phone interview invitation pretty soon. The interviewer was nice and asked me a bunch of brain teasers (which might have had something to do with probability). After o
One telephonic interview. I was asked to solve two problems using C++. An onsite interview was requested two weeks later. In total, there were three rounds when I went onsite: * A "two on one" first technical round. * A "two on one" second tech
It took more than six weeks to get the interview offer. It was a one-hour telephone interview. I was asked several questions on data structures and algorithms, and no questions on my background or CV. Most of the questions were not extremely hard, an
I met a recruiter at an on-campus info session. I applied online and received a phone interview invitation pretty soon. The interviewer was nice and asked me a bunch of brain teasers (which might have had something to do with probability). After o