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I applied for a C++ Software Developer position in May and successfully passed the interview process by the end of June. The process itself was pretty much generic: a technical phone interview, followed by three technical on-site interviews, and then
It was a phone interview. The interviewer was working from home, and his phone was not working properly, so I had difficulty hearing him in parts. Then, he began asking me questions about my resume. It looked like he hadn't even glanced at it, as he
I spoke with Bloomberg recruiters at a career fair at my school. They suggested a position for me to apply to online. They were at my school looking for undergrads, but I am a soon-to-be PhD. I applied online. The response was quick, perhaps a littl
I applied for a C++ Software Developer position in May and successfully passed the interview process by the end of June. The process itself was pretty much generic: a technical phone interview, followed by three technical on-site interviews, and then
It was a phone interview. The interviewer was working from home, and his phone was not working properly, so I had difficulty hearing him in parts. Then, he began asking me questions about my resume. It looked like he hadn't even glanced at it, as he
I spoke with Bloomberg recruiters at a career fair at my school. They suggested a position for me to apply to online. They were at my school looking for undergrads, but I am a soon-to-be PhD. I applied online. The response was quick, perhaps a littl