Great campus and good benefits, and the work is not so challenging.
Too much politics and not ideal for a person who pursues the latest technology and innovation.
I received a referral interview from a friend. I had a phone interview, which was very tough and included a lot of Java questions. There wasn't any response after that. I waited for almost 10 days and then emailed the person who interviewed me about
I initially had an interview with them at a job fair at my university, followed by a random phone interview (they called me with no warning and asked if I could talk for about 30 minutes), and then an on-site interview with six people. I immediately
I had two interview rounds. I was asked questions and given programming exercises in: * Java (Collections, Multithreading, OO concepts) * Data Structures (Stack and Queue) * Design Patterns (Singleton) * SQL * C++ I was also asked questions about m
I received a referral interview from a friend. I had a phone interview, which was very tough and included a lot of Java questions. There wasn't any response after that. I waited for almost 10 days and then emailed the person who interviewed me about
I initially had an interview with them at a job fair at my university, followed by a random phone interview (they called me with no warning and asked if I could talk for about 30 minutes), and then an on-site interview with six people. I immediately
I had two interview rounds. I was asked questions and given programming exercises in: * Java (Collections, Multithreading, OO concepts) * Data Structures (Stack and Queue) * Design Patterns (Singleton) * SQL * C++ I was also asked questions about m