While I was there, my team had fair WFH policies as well as flexible PTO. However, this mostly depends on what team you're put in, and less about the company culture.
The new campus is pretty nice as well.
Technology isn't the most advanced, and there is a distance between leadership and the actual workers.
Applied through the college Career Fair. One week later, they sent out a HackerRank coding assessment with 70 minutes for 2 questions. The questions were of an "Easy HackerRank" type. Two weeks later, I received a call for their on-site interviews.
Met with them at the career fair and conversed with their recruiters. We discussed my resume and projects/previous experiences. In the next week or so, I was contacted for a phone interview (screen) with some technical questions from a developer. Af
The hiring manager called me the previous day to schedule a time. One of the development managers called me at the agreed time. He asked about my previous experiences. He asked a few questions while I was explaining my projects. Then, he gave me a p
Applied through the college Career Fair. One week later, they sent out a HackerRank coding assessment with 70 minutes for 2 questions. The questions were of an "Easy HackerRank" type. Two weeks later, I received a call for their on-site interviews.
Met with them at the career fair and conversed with their recruiters. We discussed my resume and projects/previous experiences. In the next week or so, I was contacted for a phone interview (screen) with some technical questions from a developer. Af
The hiring manager called me the previous day to schedule a time. One of the development managers called me at the agreed time. He asked about my previous experiences. He asked a few questions while I was explaining my projects. Then, he gave me a p