Smart coworkers who care about the mission.
Always in person in Verona, which isn't ideal if you don't love Madison.
Pretty much the same as everyone has described here. It was a GRE type of test which was online, followed by a Phone Interview (resume review), and then Onsite tests (New Language Test, 5 problems, 20-minute presentation, HR round, Math, and quick fi
The first phone interview was standard and quite easy. A software developer from the company asked me general questions regarding my resume. Then the technical assessment was like what others described. Personally, I did not think it was really a ha
Nothing technical. I have no idea why I was rejected. The recruiter just read some materials, like their mass product, their market share, and their working space. Nothing special. I double-checked my GPA and my immigration status. Everything sounds
Pretty much the same as everyone has described here. It was a GRE type of test which was online, followed by a Phone Interview (resume review), and then Onsite tests (New Language Test, 5 problems, 20-minute presentation, HR round, Math, and quick fi
The first phone interview was standard and quite easy. A software developer from the company asked me general questions regarding my resume. Then the technical assessment was like what others described. Personally, I did not think it was really a ha
Nothing technical. I have no idea why I was rejected. The recruiter just read some materials, like their mass product, their market share, and their working space. Nothing special. I double-checked my GPA and my immigration status. Everything sounds