The biggest pro is the nice campus.
Biggest con is I don't have a good TL.
Was rather slow in general. They started by sending me a postcard inviting me to apply, following the receipt of my contact details through my university's career office. I sent my resume. A month later, the phone screen happened. Then I was invited
The interview process had three main components: * Phone screen * Online assessment (technical and behavioral components) * Final "super day" (information session and technical interview with various team members)
Asked questions about my resume and technical questions. Started with a personality assessment. Moved onto a phone interview and a coding challenge. The challenge was outsourced to another company and has very flexible hours that you may be tested at
Was rather slow in general. They started by sending me a postcard inviting me to apply, following the receipt of my contact details through my university's career office. I sent my resume. A month later, the phone screen happened. Then I was invited
The interview process had three main components: * Phone screen * Online assessment (technical and behavioral components) * Final "super day" (information session and technical interview with various team members)
Asked questions about my resume and technical questions. Started with a personality assessment. Moved onto a phone interview and a coding challenge. The challenge was outsourced to another company and has very flexible hours that you may be tested at