A big, name-brand company in Silicon Valley that is getting smarter about technology, has a big vision, and is doing well. The group I worked in had a very laid-back attitude. Good work-life balance.
Not as strong in technology or research as Amazon, Google, Microsoft, etc.
Ironically, the same laid-back group I interned with will turn down a job applicant who has the technical skills if he appears to be laid-back.
eBay visited San Jose State University and conducted on-site interviews. I received a call afterward. The initial phone interview was with an engineer. Once I cleared that, I got an on-site interview. Four engineers interviewed me, and I received an
After submitting my resume, a hiring manager quickly got in contact with me. She scheduled two interviews: * One with a manager * The second with another software engineer Questions asked were Java-based. The manager interview was mostly focus
I had one technical phone interview and then three one-on-one on-site technical interviews. The interviews focused mostly on coding questions, including arrays and data structures, and a few brain-teaser type questions. The interview process seemed
eBay visited San Jose State University and conducted on-site interviews. I received a call afterward. The initial phone interview was with an engineer. Once I cleared that, I got an on-site interview. Four engineers interviewed me, and I received an
After submitting my resume, a hiring manager quickly got in contact with me. She scheduled two interviews: * One with a manager * The second with another software engineer Questions asked were Java-based. The manager interview was mostly focus
I had one technical phone interview and then three one-on-one on-site technical interviews. The interviews focused mostly on coding questions, including arrays and data structures, and a few brain-teaser type questions. The interview process seemed