Stress-free environment and Great Team
I don't see any cons, except for offering fewer full-time roles for H1B candidates.
The interview process involved two phone interviews (recruiter followed by a technical lead) and then a multi-person on-site interview. The process was extremely quick, with the first call to offer taking about a month. The on-site consisted of four
The interview process was a beast. It lasted about seven hours the first time and about six hours the second round. I barely knew my own name after it was over. The process included one-on-one interviewing with hiring managers and conceptual tests
The interview process took about two weeks. I had a phone screening and then a face-to-face interview at Richmond. They have a three-part process: * A behavioral assessment * A case study * Technical questions The technical questions were straightf
The interview process involved two phone interviews (recruiter followed by a technical lead) and then a multi-person on-site interview. The process was extremely quick, with the first call to offer taking about a month. The on-site consisted of four
The interview process was a beast. It lasted about seven hours the first time and about six hours the second round. I barely knew my own name after it was over. The process included one-on-one interviewing with hiring managers and conceptual tests
The interview process took about two weeks. I had a phone screening and then a face-to-face interview at Richmond. They have a three-part process: * A behavioral assessment * A case study * Technical questions The technical questions were straightf