Good work-life balance. Nice culture. Good travel benefit. The building is close to the Bellevue Transit Center. Flexible work hours.
Chaotic engineering process. Not cutting-edge tech. Pay below average. Crowded workspace. Limited parking space. Unstable management. Too often reorganizations.
Pay, pay, pay, pay, pay, pay, pay, pay, pay, pay, pay, pay, pay, pay, pay the talents. Hire competent engineers.
The interview was easy. The interviewer carefully observed the resume and explained the questions very well. The interviewer asked about the projects you have worked on and if there was anything you were presently working on or technologies you were
I applied and was then emailed about a position available. I set up an initial phone interview with the HR person, and then a week later had a technical interview. A day later, I was informed that they would be moving forward with other candidates. T
After a few weeks, they sent me a friendly rejection email. This is unfortunately pretty rare in my experience, so I really appreciated the courtesy of letting me know I didn't get the job.
The interview was easy. The interviewer carefully observed the resume and explained the questions very well. The interviewer asked about the projects you have worked on and if there was anything you were presently working on or technologies you were
I applied and was then emailed about a position available. I set up an initial phone interview with the HR person, and then a week later had a technical interview. A day later, I was informed that they would be moving forward with other candidates. T
After a few weeks, they sent me a friendly rejection email. This is unfortunately pretty rare in my experience, so I really appreciated the courtesy of letting me know I didn't get the job.