Once-a-quarter free meal. Air-conditioned office. I am drawing a blank...
Lots of passive-aggressive engineers and a bunch of managers looking at reports as stepping stools for their careers.
A bizarre cult of the founder.
1984 meets Back to the Future general ambiance.
A good match for Avago.
Buy an island (or two) and retire.
The interview was casual and not very formal. I spoke with six engineers and the manager. They did not ask a lot of technical questions but wanted to understand my working style. They focused more upon teamwork and problem-solving capabilities rather
The interview was very detailed and lengthy. The hiring manager is very sharp but friendly. The HR partner provided the most helpful experience. Interviewed with three different groups of engineers and managers.
Phone screen to discuss work experience and C++ questions. Then, a half-day on-site with five rounds of various whiteboarding and brain teasers. Finally, a second on-site to meet a second-level manager. The questions are more general, focusing on b
The interview was casual and not very formal. I spoke with six engineers and the manager. They did not ask a lot of technical questions but wanted to understand my working style. They focused more upon teamwork and problem-solving capabilities rather
The interview was very detailed and lengthy. The hiring manager is very sharp but friendly. The HR partner provided the most helpful experience. Interviewed with three different groups of engineers and managers.
Phone screen to discuss work experience and C++ questions. Then, a half-day on-site with five rounds of various whiteboarding and brain teasers. Finally, a second on-site to meet a second-level manager. The questions are more general, focusing on b