If you are interested in working with the best of the industry on leading-edge technologies with proven executive management, then this is the place you should be working.
This is not just another startup; we are building what Microsoft Windows was for the desktop in the 90's, now for enterprises ready to take advantage of the next generation of machine learning-based predictive applications to leave the competition so far behind you cannot even see them in the rearview mirror anymore.
Focus on the job, give your best, and be ready to constantly learn, and you will be rewarded every day here. I have not seen another place without politics and with such a focus on the customer like at C3 AI. It is just fun, and you can rely on every single one here to help you when you need help.
If you are a 9-5pm guy, this is not your place.
Continue hiring the best people only and make sure people with politics in their mind never become part of C3 IoT.
Technical interviews ask coding and algorithmic problems. There is also a soft skills section with STAR-like questions. Results come back fast, which I think was nice. Usually, there are three rounds of interviews.
Unkind attitude from the interviewer. Late connection to the interview. Lack of communication with the recruitment team. Lack of interest from the interviewer during the discussion about work experience and knowledge. Lack of professionalism.
Got the OA. It was a very straightforward DFS solution, but towards the end, it had a certain factor that was confusing. They showed some C++ code, even though my preferred language was Python, which sort of threw me off.
Technical interviews ask coding and algorithmic problems. There is also a soft skills section with STAR-like questions. Results come back fast, which I think was nice. Usually, there are three rounds of interviews.
Unkind attitude from the interviewer. Late connection to the interview. Lack of communication with the recruitment team. Lack of interest from the interviewer during the discussion about work experience and knowledge. Lack of professionalism.
Got the OA. It was a very straightforward DFS solution, but towards the end, it had a certain factor that was confusing. They showed some C++ code, even though my preferred language was Python, which sort of threw me off.