Nice work environment, good extras.
Not a meritocracy-based company, with a lot of politics involved.
I had a technical interview and a personal one. Now there is a phone one first. The personal one was with the Project Manager, and the questions were based on previous job roles and team interaction. The second was about front-end techniques using CS
I met with the recruiter first, who gave me a tour of the campus. Then I was put into an uncomfortably warm room and spent an hour with several pairs of people. They would tag-team questions. Some were very probing, and seemed to care about finding t
I was interviewed over Zoom by a lead engineer (I ended up working in his team) and a manager. No coding questions, just concepts on debugging and computer networks. They asked me to rate myself on how well I knew C++.
I had a technical interview and a personal one. Now there is a phone one first. The personal one was with the Project Manager, and the questions were based on previous job roles and team interaction. The second was about front-end techniques using CS
I met with the recruiter first, who gave me a tour of the campus. Then I was put into an uncomfortably warm room and spent an hour with several pairs of people. They would tag-team questions. Some were very probing, and seemed to care about finding t
I was interviewed over Zoom by a lead engineer (I ended up working in his team) and a manager. No coding questions, just concepts on debugging and computer networks. They asked me to rate myself on how well I knew C++.