Snacks, good time off, no fixed ill days, a good training program, no formal wear required like some other companies, and the inception of new technology.
Bad management. They don't even give you your own cubicle. Overhyped company, which tries to be glamorous on the outside but is void inside. Old software, overworked people, low wage hikes, hostile to immigrants, biased performance reviews. Overall, a closed system where people either cover their assets or bully people around to get ahead.
Some teams are innovative; however, most are doing what they were doing for a long, long time. Overall, unreasonable people.
Behave, be nice, be seated! Introducing senseless plans like quarterly reviews seems like school grading. Listen to team members rather than construing their concerns as arguments towards concealing incompetency. They need a good leader, not a bunch of egomaniacs and bullies.
I applied online and received an email from a recruiter to schedule a phone interview. The telephonic interview was not very difficult. It covered basic C and C++ concepts such as: * The difference between struct, union, and class * malloc vs. new
Had the first round of a 20-minute technical interview. Questions: * Chess game design in C++ * Data structures for handling high-volume data * Implementing a queue using two stacks Had the second round of a 45-minute technical interview. Question
I had an on-campus interview, and the recruiter asked me several technical questions. I believe it was a basic algorithm, and I answered it. The people were very nice and friendly.
I applied online and received an email from a recruiter to schedule a phone interview. The telephonic interview was not very difficult. It covered basic C and C++ concepts such as: * The difference between struct, union, and class * malloc vs. new
Had the first round of a 20-minute technical interview. Questions: * Chess game design in C++ * Data structures for handling high-volume data * Implementing a queue using two stacks Had the second round of a 45-minute technical interview. Question
I had an on-campus interview, and the recruiter asked me several technical questions. I believe it was a basic algorithm, and I answered it. The people were very nice and friendly.