Good people, benefits, food, an interesting campus, and a competitive salary.
If you want to find a decent employer and work here until you retire, then there are definitely worse options.
If you want to work for a year or two and then move on (such as to med school), this is also quite nice.
Old software, lots of legacy code, you will be very busy. Some departments are well managed, some are very poorly managed.
Please don't ask for estimates and treat them as timelines. Please don't keep asking for a lower estimate until it matches what you want, and then treating that as a timeline.
Long test, but most of the interview process is information about Madison and the benefits of working here. They are responsive and always get back to you within two weeks or so.
Pretty chill process. They fly you onsite and show you around the campus, have some demos where they show you the kind of stuff they do. The more technical sections come later. In one, they describe a real-world situation to you, and you must describ
Phone interview, online assessment. 4 sections: quick questions, basic math questions, logic questions, LeetCode medium/hard questions. The phone interview asks basic questions about your resume and yourself. It also asks if you have any questions.
Long test, but most of the interview process is information about Madison and the benefits of working here. They are responsive and always get back to you within two weeks or so.
Pretty chill process. They fly you onsite and show you around the campus, have some demos where they show you the kind of stuff they do. The more technical sections come later. In one, they describe a real-world situation to you, and you must describ
Phone interview, online assessment. 4 sections: quick questions, basic math questions, logic questions, LeetCode medium/hard questions. The phone interview asks basic questions about your resume and yourself. It also asks if you have any questions.