Great place to work, a forgiving and positive environment. There's a lack of politics, at least at the engineering level. Big opportunities exist along many product lines. It's a worldly recognized company with famous products, offering lots of ways to grow and interact with people. It's an excellent place to acquire hands-on experience.
Many project aspects have a lack of responsibilities. No one wants to take responsibility, leading to loose standards, a lack of quality checks, and peer review.
Might need to toughen up a little bit on freewheelers, assign responsibilities to individuals, consistent with the goal during the project.
It was fairly good and well organized. The team was very friendly and interactive. The interview process was smooth and finished the process in a week.
Had a 30-minute phone interview with one engineer. Discussed my school projects mostly. Then was called for a full-day onsite interview with 5 engineers. Asked questions on: * String manipulation * Perl scripting * Network technologies (TCP/IP, UDP
Interview feedback is invaluable in many ways. It’s a chance for candidates to receive an honest assessment of their performance and to know exactly where they stand in the process. Similarly, it allows employers to determine if a candidate has the
It was fairly good and well organized. The team was very friendly and interactive. The interview process was smooth and finished the process in a week.
Had a 30-minute phone interview with one engineer. Discussed my school projects mostly. Then was called for a full-day onsite interview with 5 engineers. Asked questions on: * String manipulation * Perl scripting * Network technologies (TCP/IP, UDP
Interview feedback is invaluable in many ways. It’s a chance for candidates to receive an honest assessment of their performance and to know exactly where they stand in the process. Similarly, it allows employers to determine if a candidate has the