Good to contract at, if you're unemployed.
A pretty cut-throat environment here.
I was referred by a company's employee. This is a contractor position. A week later, I was put in a 1/2 hour technical interview via the phone. The questions included Java multithreading, singleton design pattern, server-side JSP, HTTP protocols, XM
Three interviews: one on the phone, one in front of the hiring manager and a colleague, and one with HR. All interviews were fair, and I enjoyed discussing things with the various people.
It was 6 rounds of interviews by 8 members. Every senior team lead interviewed. Had a phone call with a US team member. The questions asked were basic, and I gave straightforward, simple answers. They looked for previous company experience and day-to
I was referred by a company's employee. This is a contractor position. A week later, I was put in a 1/2 hour technical interview via the phone. The questions included Java multithreading, singleton design pattern, server-side JSP, HTTP protocols, XM
Three interviews: one on the phone, one in front of the hiring manager and a colleague, and one with HR. All interviews were fair, and I enjoyed discussing things with the various people.
It was 6 rounds of interviews by 8 members. Every senior team lead interviewed. Had a phone call with a US team member. The questions asked were basic, and I gave straightforward, simple answers. They looked for previous company experience and day-to