Smart Colleagues, Tough Projects
Smart Colleagues, Tough Projects
Challenging work. Intelligent colleagues. Important projects.
Management not always technically proficient.
Fewer worthless MBAs. More MSEs.
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Senior Software Engineer
Four rounds: phone, Zoom, in-person group, then a series of one-on-one interviews. Smart folks with good questions. They fed me lunch, which I liked.
Test Engineer
The interview process went smoothly. HR personnel were very friendly and communicated thoroughly as to what to expect. Managers were subtle but asked straightforward questions. All questions were STAR format based.
Load Engineer
Three people interviewed me, with six "star" questions. This was a structured interview, meaning they took notes of what I was saying. They sometimes asked follow-up questions. The interview began with easy behavioral questions and then moved to tech
Senior Software Engineer
Seattle, Washington, United StatesFebruary 1, 2016Four rounds: phone, Zoom, in-person group, then a series of one-on-one interviews. Smart folks with good questions. They fed me lunch, which I liked.
Test Engineer
Seattle, Washington, United StatesMarch 1, 2023The interview process went smoothly. HR personnel were very friendly and communicated thoroughly as to what to expect. Managers were subtle but asked straightforward questions. All questions were STAR format based.
Load Engineer
Seattle, Washington, United StatesFebruary 1, 2018Three people interviewed me, with six "star" questions. This was a structured interview, meaning they took notes of what I was saying. They sometimes asked follow-up questions. The interview began with easy behavioral questions and then moved to tech
