Manager(s) and peers were very supportive of one another. Work was fulfilling.
Job security is as low as their reputation would have you think.
My interview was just okay. The interviewer (I don't want to mention his name here) did not ask me any technical questions. Apart from that, he misunderstood that I am a front-end developer, and said this was purely back-end development work. I tried
I was referred by a friend who interned there last year. They gave me a single phone interview where they told me about the project I would work on and asked about my experience in a couple of languages.
It was an excellent experience. I interviewed first with the manager at the SWE conference and then was invited back to Austin for a full day of interviews with managers and future teammates. They asked questions about my experiences, and the trick t
My interview was just okay. The interviewer (I don't want to mention his name here) did not ask me any technical questions. Apart from that, he misunderstood that I am a front-end developer, and said this was purely back-end development work. I tried
I was referred by a friend who interned there last year. They gave me a single phone interview where they told me about the project I would work on and asked about my experience in a couple of languages.
It was an excellent experience. I interviewed first with the manager at the SWE conference and then was invited back to Austin for a full day of interviews with managers and future teammates. They asked questions about my experiences, and the trick t