Pretty relaxed environments. You work 40 hours and rarely have to do overtime. They don't expect you to overhaul all the time.
The technology and methodologies they use are pretty dated. It feels like working and coding for a company 15 years ago.
A STAR interview with basic questions about past experiences. Overall, a great experience. The panel, three on one, is a little overwhelming but doable. After that, it's a technical interview, which can be difficult depending on the hiring manager.
Only one interview over the phone. I knew someone on the inside. It took 3 months from the phone interview before I received the formal offer in the mail. No one officially told me I got the job, only to "be patient".
I was interviewed for three different positions, so there were three Eng. Managers and a potential co-worker on the conference-style phone call. Most of my questions were relevant to the academic projects stated in my CV, on which they asked a lot of
A STAR interview with basic questions about past experiences. Overall, a great experience. The panel, three on one, is a little overwhelming but doable. After that, it's a technical interview, which can be difficult depending on the hiring manager.
Only one interview over the phone. I knew someone on the inside. It took 3 months from the phone interview before I received the formal offer in the mail. No one officially told me I got the job, only to "be patient".
I was interviewed for three different positions, so there were three Eng. Managers and a potential co-worker on the conference-style phone call. Most of my questions were relevant to the academic projects stated in my CV, on which they asked a lot of