Good culture, work-life balance.
Lots of process, can be challenging to ship things quickly.
The entire process felt very well organized. It began with an on-site interview at college. After passing that, they drove us down to Richmond for a power day. There were three major parts: * A case interview * A technical interview * A job fit ass
The completion relied on a coding assessment first. Once that was successful, you would have a power round and a final case interview round. I tried the first round, but my score didn't match expectations.
There was one round with the hiring manager. The interview lasted 30 minutes and consisted of a technical Q&A with the Technical Lead of the team. There was no live coding. They asked about my experience and how I would solve issues. I received an
The entire process felt very well organized. It began with an on-site interview at college. After passing that, they drove us down to Richmond for a power day. There were three major parts: * A case interview * A technical interview * A job fit ass
The completion relied on a coding assessment first. Once that was successful, you would have a power round and a final case interview round. I tried the first round, but my score didn't match expectations.
There was one round with the hiring manager. The interview lasted 30 minutes and consisted of a technical Q&A with the Technical Lead of the team. There was no live coding. They asked about my experience and how I would solve issues. I received an