A really entrepreneurial environment. See a problem, fix a problem.
Lots of opportunities to do other stuff. Since there aren't whole departments (biz dev, sales engineering, marketing) you'd see at other companies, you can try it out.
Worldwide reach.
Social mission: You get to do the right thing, especially because the company is private.
Workload is extreme. "Quirky" management can make puzzling decisions. Your manager is not empowered to do much for you. Heavily matrixed. Who do I work for is a tough question to answer.
Phone screening by the recruiter, reading, logic, and math exams, personality test, case interview, and two in-person interviews. It is a very nice campus and Madison is a beautiful city. Both of those factors made the interview process a complete pl
Was recruited through a university job fair and received a phone interview for the project manager position. After "passing" the phone screen, I took the skills assessment and a couple of personality tests. I was contacted again, saying that I had be
I had to do the following: * Phone Call for full-time engineer: Asks about your experience, gives an overview of the position, and gives you the opportunity to ask questions. * Personality Test Screenings * Online Exam I do not know what the
Phone screening by the recruiter, reading, logic, and math exams, personality test, case interview, and two in-person interviews. It is a very nice campus and Madison is a beautiful city. Both of those factors made the interview process a complete pl
Was recruited through a university job fair and received a phone interview for the project manager position. After "passing" the phone screen, I took the skills assessment and a couple of personality tests. I was contacted again, saying that I had be
I had to do the following: * Phone Call for full-time engineer: Asks about your experience, gives an overview of the position, and gives you the opportunity to ask questions. * Personality Test Screenings * Online Exam I do not know what the