The benefits are good. You meet some interesting people.
I was given a bait and switch from the beginning. The job I'm doing is not what I interviewed for. I've also been bounced around from one team to another with no constructive criticism.
Don't lure employees with promises you are not willing to keep.
TL;DR: Great people, nice campus, looks promising, but high-caliber engineers need not waste their time until the case interview is revised / eliminated. There were three rounds of interviews. Each one was 45 minutes. The first was a generic techn
Was contacted by a recruiter. The whole process took approximately 3 weeks. The recruiter was friendly and helpful along the way, making me feel welcome and desired. The onsite interview consisted of four 1-hour sessions: * One behavioral intervi
Really fun and accommodating. Probably the best interview process I've had. I first had an on-grounds interview, which was all behavioral questions. After that, they brought me for an interview at their office in Richmond. There, they first gave us
TL;DR: Great people, nice campus, looks promising, but high-caliber engineers need not waste their time until the case interview is revised / eliminated. There were three rounds of interviews. Each one was 45 minutes. The first was a generic techn
Was contacted by a recruiter. The whole process took approximately 3 weeks. The recruiter was friendly and helpful along the way, making me feel welcome and desired. The onsite interview consisted of four 1-hour sessions: * One behavioral intervi
Really fun and accommodating. Probably the best interview process I've had. I first had an on-grounds interview, which was all behavioral questions. After that, they brought me for an interview at their office in Richmond. There, they first gave us