Decent training, good name on resume, good introduction.
Poor culture, work is not intellectually stimulating, and some of the code is very old.
1. Online screening test, primarily brain teasers on logic, thinking, observation, and memorization. 2. Phone interview, including brain teasers and coding/programming language questions. 3. Onsite interview, with three sessions in one afternoon:
First, I had to give an online test on C#. Then, there was an easy telephonic interview. Questions were asked about my work experience and on sorting duplicate numbers. Even though the interview went okay, I received a rejection the next day.
I flew down to New York for an in-person interview after a 45-minute phone screen. The on-site interview consisted of: * Two technical interviews * One manager interview * One HR interview It lasted about 4-5 hours total. The people were very nic
1. Online screening test, primarily brain teasers on logic, thinking, observation, and memorization. 2. Phone interview, including brain teasers and coding/programming language questions. 3. Onsite interview, with three sessions in one afternoon:
First, I had to give an online test on C#. Then, there was an easy telephonic interview. Questions were asked about my work experience and on sorting duplicate numbers. Even though the interview went okay, I received a rejection the next day.
I flew down to New York for an in-person interview after a 45-minute phone screen. The on-site interview consisted of: * Two technical interviews * One manager interview * One HR interview It lasted about 4-5 hours total. The people were very nic