I love the people, the relaxed workspace, and the great perks.
Not many things to dislike. Maybe the fact that a lot of people work there.
Two interview rounds were conducted. These included: * Data structures * Basic C/C++ knowledge * Some behavioral questions It was a very nice experience, without any pressure or tense feelings. The process is still ongoing, so I'm not sure if there
First, there was a phone interview, then they called for an on-site interview. Total of 4 rounds. Each round involved one person, with mostly technical questions. There were a few questions about network topologies, previous work, and programming.
I applied online after attending a couple of campus recruiting events. I made sure to be near the front of the lines, attentive, and to talk to each person I could during each event. I was interviewed on campus a day or two later, and then flown out
Two interview rounds were conducted. These included: * Data structures * Basic C/C++ knowledge * Some behavioral questions It was a very nice experience, without any pressure or tense feelings. The process is still ongoing, so I'm not sure if there
First, there was a phone interview, then they called for an on-site interview. Total of 4 rounds. Each round involved one person, with mostly technical questions. There were a few questions about network topologies, previous work, and programming.
I applied online after attending a couple of campus recruiting events. I made sure to be near the front of the lines, attentive, and to talk to each person I could during each event. I was interviewed on campus a day or two later, and then flown out