Pays well, stable, lots of potential -- in some alternate universe.
90-hour weeks, stifling bureaucracy, backstabbing politics, personal degradation, self-destructive technology choices. Think of it as being chained in a salt mine with open sores. Living in New York is a special kind of hell, too.
Give engineers the authority to do their jobs. Stop firing your best technical talent, or making their lives so frustrating and miserable that no amount of money can keep them.
I sent my resume. After two weeks, I received an email stating that I was qualified to take an online test. I thought it would be C++, but it was 20 logical questions and a "shipping and lifting" section. I completed it, and two days later, they cont
Applied through their website. Was contacted via email and invited to take an online IQ test. A phone interview followed that, with basic questions about my previous work, likely to assess communication skills. One binary search question was asked.
The hiring process is very efficient. It starts with one online test including details about C and C++, and a behavior test. Then, two phone interviews with their engineers follow. There is no on-site component.
I sent my resume. After two weeks, I received an email stating that I was qualified to take an online test. I thought it would be C++, but it was 20 logical questions and a "shipping and lifting" section. I completed it, and two days later, they cont
Applied through their website. Was contacted via email and invited to take an online IQ test. A phone interview followed that, with basic questions about my previous work, likely to assess communication skills. One binary search question was asked.
The hiring process is very efficient. It starts with one online test including details about C and C++, and a behavior test. Then, two phone interviews with their engineers follow. There is no on-site component.