Good work-life balance. Lots of infrastructure to help get new engineers up to speed. A variety of interesting design work.
Not very fast-paced, which can be a positive or a negative depending on the individual.
A large-scale, relatively slow-moving corporate environment.
It was at the SHPE National process. It was pretty laid back, I don’t remember the specific questions, but nothing was out of the ordinary. After the interview, I got a call later that day and was informed that I got the offer. Less than a week later
Entirely behavioral STAR interview. Follows the classic STAR format. Look to study mostly about your own experience, problems solved, work on engineering teams, etc. Studying your resume and knowing about the part of the company that you are inter
I applied online in April and waited a long time until I got a response (~3 months). When they did contact me, I spoke to someone on the phone from HR who coordinated and set up a phone interview. I guess they primarily do phone interviews now as a
It was at the SHPE National process. It was pretty laid back, I don’t remember the specific questions, but nothing was out of the ordinary. After the interview, I got a call later that day and was informed that I got the offer. Less than a week later
Entirely behavioral STAR interview. Follows the classic STAR format. Look to study mostly about your own experience, problems solved, work on engineering teams, etc. Studying your resume and knowing about the part of the company that you are inter
I applied online in April and waited a long time until I got a response (~3 months). When they did contact me, I spoke to someone on the phone from HR who coordinated and set up a phone interview. I guess they primarily do phone interviews now as a