Innovative environment. The tech staff is great. Lots of smart people to network with. Lots of opportunity for internal mobility.
A bunch of legacy technology, and too many layers of managers who manage managers. Not many opportunities for growth if you don't want to be a manager.
I applied for a number of positions at the company via their website and received individual rejection emails for each, except for one. Subsequently, I was emailed for a phone interview, followed by an in-person interview. They flew me in for this in
Everything is related to coding. Big "O" * Binary number * Virtual machine * Assembly Language AND, OR operations on numbers.
I applied online through their website after seeing the opening in my school's job database. Some days later, I received an email and took an online IQ test. It was easy: rotate the shapes, "count the number of t's in this paragraph," and simple Java
I applied for a number of positions at the company via their website and received individual rejection emails for each, except for one. Subsequently, I was emailed for a phone interview, followed by an in-person interview. They flew me in for this in
Everything is related to coding. Big "O" * Binary number * Virtual machine * Assembly Language AND, OR operations on numbers.
I applied online through their website after seeing the opening in my school's job database. Some days later, I received an email and took an online IQ test. It was easy: rotate the shapes, "count the number of t's in this paragraph," and simple Java