You get to work with young, energetic, smart people. You get your own office, and the food is great. Compensation is great as well, considering how inexpensive life in Madison is.
Not a lot of paid time off. They boast their benefits, but they really aren't anything special. Many people end up working very long hours.
Application, Phone Interview (a couple of behavioral questions and information on the company), an online personality assessment, a 2.5-hour online technical assessment with a remote proctor (includes logic and programming questions), a full-day onsi
One large intro interview, like a lecture, just an info dump on what we need to do. It could be a video, not an "interview." The first interview/lecture was kind of a waste, but there was some intro to the fair-sized online test they had us do.
There was first an individual phone call with a couple of easy technical and behavioral questions, followed by a panel of people talking about the company, followed by another technical interview.
Application, Phone Interview (a couple of behavioral questions and information on the company), an online personality assessment, a 2.5-hour online technical assessment with a remote proctor (includes logic and programming questions), a full-day onsi
One large intro interview, like a lecture, just an info dump on what we need to do. It could be a video, not an "interview." The first interview/lecture was kind of a waste, but there was some intro to the fair-sized online test they had us do.
There was first an individual phone call with a couple of easy technical and behavioral questions, followed by a panel of people talking about the company, followed by another technical interview.