Friendly people, seemingly a lot of opportunity.
The move to downtown Seattle is difficult to reach if you are East of Seattle. There is not enough parking (none for contractors), forcing public transit as one of the only options outside of vanpools. They do have shuttles, but the only one you can take as a contractor is one that is downtown, so you still have to commute there first.
Allow contractors parking spaces, or allow contractors to take all shuttles from various locations.
Overall, it was a good experience. It took almost two weeks from the first round to the offer and negotiation. The process included a standard four to five rounds: * Three problem-solving rounds * One design round * One recruiter round
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
3 rounds: phone, technical, and hiring manager. Emphasis was placed on hiring manager and fit. Come prepared with stories to talk about your experience. Overall, a good interview and very quick.
Overall, it was a good experience. It took almost two weeks from the first round to the offer and negotiation. The process included a standard four to five rounds: * Three problem-solving rounds * One design round * One recruiter round
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
3 rounds: phone, technical, and hiring manager. Emphasis was placed on hiring manager and fit. Come prepared with stories to talk about your experience. Overall, a good interview and very quick.