Good food at the cafeteria.
Retirement benefits are pretty mediocre.
I applied online. Eventually, I was emailed for a phone interview as well as a skills assessment. The phone interview was with a software developer. It was a pretty informal interview, and he was mainly concerned with what experience I had and what
I met an HR rep at my school's career fair, and had a phone interview a week or two later. Then I had a 3-hour online tech interview with math, coding, etc. After that, they flew me out for an onsite interview, which was mainly just behavioral stuff
I applied through college or university. The process took 5 weeks. Started with a three hour OA, which tested math, reasoning, and programming. You also attend a Zoom-based Role Introduction at this stage, which is a presentation by HR about the rol
I applied online. Eventually, I was emailed for a phone interview as well as a skills assessment. The phone interview was with a software developer. It was a pretty informal interview, and he was mainly concerned with what experience I had and what
I met an HR rep at my school's career fair, and had a phone interview a week or two later. Then I had a 3-hour online tech interview with math, coding, etc. After that, they flew me out for an onsite interview, which was mainly just behavioral stuff
I applied through college or university. The process took 5 weeks. Started with a three hour OA, which tested math, reasoning, and programming. You also attend a Zoom-based Role Introduction at this stage, which is a presentation by HR about the rol