Work-life balance is great.
The layoff was unexpected and should retain workers.
I interviewed two years ago with VMware for a SWE role. The interviews were well-defined and clear, testing knowledge of system design, data structures, algorithms, and web development topics. There were four rounds and one initial recruiter screen
One-on-one with team members, asking relevant technical questions. Nothing out of the ordinary, no curveballs or brain teasers. Just questions to establish your skills on a technical level and to establish your abilities to work effectively with th
The first phone interview focused on the resume, with no technical questions. One unexpected item was a project from 3 years ago, for which I was not well prepared. The Irvine site prefers local residents. I am now waiting for the on-site schedule. T
I interviewed two years ago with VMware for a SWE role. The interviews were well-defined and clear, testing knowledge of system design, data structures, algorithms, and web development topics. There were four rounds and one initial recruiter screen
One-on-one with team members, asking relevant technical questions. Nothing out of the ordinary, no curveballs or brain teasers. Just questions to establish your skills on a technical level and to establish your abilities to work effectively with th
The first phone interview focused on the resume, with no technical questions. One unexpected item was a project from 3 years ago, for which I was not well prepared. The Irvine site prefers local residents. I am now waiting for the on-site schedule. T