The people were great. The job was interesting and important work.
If you're there for full-time, it's hard to move up.
A few days after applying, I received a call asking to set up a phone interview for a few days later. The interviewer was with HR, not directly involved in the position. They asked general, non-technical, behavioral questions, such as: * "Why Disney
TL;DR: Went through the interview loop and got ghosted. Don't recommend. Applied in October and received a reply five weeks later. I went through a phone screen and two technical interviews that were pretty straightforward. For some bizarre reason,
I applied for a job posting emailed from my university. I emailed my resume. After a week, I received a phone call from a manager and did a phone interview. That same day, I got a call saying that I got the job and I was the number one applicant.
A few days after applying, I received a call asking to set up a phone interview for a few days later. The interviewer was with HR, not directly involved in the position. They asked general, non-technical, behavioral questions, such as: * "Why Disney
TL;DR: Went through the interview loop and got ghosted. Don't recommend. Applied in October and received a reply five weeks later. I went through a phone screen and two technical interviews that were pretty straightforward. For some bizarre reason,
I applied for a job posting emailed from my university. I emailed my resume. After a week, I received a phone call from a manager and did a phone interview. That same day, I got a call saying that I got the job and I was the number one applicant.