I got a pretty good severance package.
They bought the whole company, then laid off everybody except the most lucrative division.
Don't be such amazingly greedy bastards? I don't mean to imply the company they bought was especially well-managed. Spinning off a lot of the accreted lines of business (many of which were poorly executed mergers in the first place) was a perfectly rational move. It's how they treat their remaining customers that tells you all you need to know about who you're dealing with.
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Candidates should be prepared. Stick to your resume. Present your core strengths. Prepare data structure, algorithm, Java, and J2EE knowledge. Communicate well in the interview. Clarify doubts. Do not lie about yourself. Clearly tell your expe
Referred by a friend and got a recruiter within a week. Mostly C/C++ questions, like array of function pointers, return of (p++), etc. One algorithm question asked was: "Write a function to reverse a string."
To start, a recruiter scheduled a telephonic interview with a hiring manager who was himself a Sr. Principal Engineer. The interview lasted for an hour. The interview was difficult, and it appeared the interviewer asked questions primarily based on