Clear emphasis on new technology, good benefits. Some folks have very flexible work times. Gotta love having ping pong tables around.
Lack of standards for support systems, such as work request and ticket systems. Multiple tools for the same job.
Overall, the interview was a waste of 3 hours, but it at least emphasized what I already knew walking in -- that I'm not interested in working in a mega-corporate environment. The interview was for the vague title of "Engineer." In reality, the posit
Online assessment - 1st round (quantitative, objective, SQL, Linux, Verbal) Technical round - 2nd round (based on resume) 1. Self-introduction 2. What are resistors? 3. Real-time example of an AC to DC converter 4. Project details HR round - 3rd r
Painstaking, long steps, and a lot of bureaucratic fluff making it stressful. A week or two in between each stage. However, the recruiter was very open and communicative about this process. Very open thread of communication.
Overall, the interview was a waste of 3 hours, but it at least emphasized what I already knew walking in -- that I'm not interested in working in a mega-corporate environment. The interview was for the vague title of "Engineer." In reality, the posit
Online assessment - 1st round (quantitative, objective, SQL, Linux, Verbal) Technical round - 2nd round (based on resume) 1. Self-introduction 2. What are resistors? 3. Real-time example of an AC to DC converter 4. Project details HR round - 3rd r
Painstaking, long steps, and a lot of bureaucratic fluff making it stressful. A week or two in between each stage. However, the recruiter was very open and communicative about this process. Very open thread of communication.