Good company to work for.
Very large company. A lot to get your head around.
I completed a behavioral test, which I passed. I was then invited to complete the second stage, a coding test. However, I received an email stating that they had decided to move forward with other candidates.
Internal referral. Contacted by a recruiter almost immediately. First round phone interview with a developer (typing code into a Google Doc). The interviewer specifically asked me to code in C++, which was unusual since I indicated my preference was
I spoke with a recruiter at the campus career fair. He asked me a few data structure questions and then signed me up for an interview the next day. This interview included a few simple questions about arrays, programming languages, OOP, etc. The nex
I completed a behavioral test, which I passed. I was then invited to complete the second stage, a coding test. However, I received an email stating that they had decided to move forward with other candidates.
Internal referral. Contacted by a recruiter almost immediately. First round phone interview with a developer (typing code into a Google Doc). The interviewer specifically asked me to code in C++, which was unusual since I indicated my preference was
I spoke with a recruiter at the campus career fair. He asked me a few data structure questions and then signed me up for an interview the next day. This interview included a few simple questions about arrays, programming languages, OOP, etc. The nex