Great benefits and perks. Depending on the people and project, it's one of the best places to work. New management is quite forward with the employees, and the company is doing extremely well. Really casual environment, beer Fridays, lunches, BBQs. Interesting work. Easy to move around and try new things.
On the wrong project, it can be awful. A lot of people work here; you might not mesh with all of them. Some of the projects feel like a waste of time. There's a lot of middle management, and everyone wants their fingers in the pot. Some really minor issues have a ton of red tape and need lots of approval.
Keep being open with the employees. Cut out some of the red tape.
I started with a phone call from a recruiter. Next, there was a phone screening with a programmer from the team. Finally, an in-person interview. The interview was pretty standard fare, with a few basic technical questions and a couple of brain teas
The interview process consisted of two interviews: one one-hour and one thirty-minute interview. Both were technical and personal; however, the questions were not too tough, just general data structures and algorithms.
I applied online and was contacted by a recruiter in the US over a month later. Initial technical phone screen on C/C++, OOP, and data structures with a senior engineer in their HQ in the US. The interviewer was professional and it was a pleasant ex
I started with a phone call from a recruiter. Next, there was a phone screening with a programmer from the team. Finally, an in-person interview. The interview was pretty standard fare, with a few basic technical questions and a couple of brain teas
The interview process consisted of two interviews: one one-hour and one thirty-minute interview. Both were technical and personal; however, the questions were not too tough, just general data structures and algorithms.
I applied online and was contacted by a recruiter in the US over a month later. Initial technical phone screen on C/C++, OOP, and data structures with a senior engineer in their HQ in the US. The interviewer was professional and it was a pleasant ex