Benefits are pretty good here.
The company does not allow associates to have any kind of excuses for not attending connect week.
Not even an urgent situation.
And from my experience, if you are under a BU which does not have a sufficient amount of people in an onsite office, you are not allowed to attend work there. This is ridiculous.
Please allow associates to attend their Connect Week in any onsite office.
The first round is very casual with a recruiter. The second round is with the manager of your team. They ask about the projects on your resume, what stack you use in your current role, and your experience on the tasks that their team is assigned.
Met with multiple people. Some light whiteboard questions. But they ask you to go to some place for training that doesn't seem very fun. Didn't get an offer, but I'm cool with it.
The interview would have been easy if prepared properly. Most of the questions are asked from data structures and algorithms, operating systems, and networks. Knowing Docker, Kubernetes, and other microservice tools will add as an advantage.
The first round is very casual with a recruiter. The second round is with the manager of your team. They ask about the projects on your resume, what stack you use in your current role, and your experience on the tasks that their team is assigned.
Met with multiple people. Some light whiteboard questions. But they ask you to go to some place for training that doesn't seem very fun. Didn't get an offer, but I'm cool with it.
The interview would have been easy if prepared properly. Most of the questions are asked from data structures and algorithms, operating systems, and networks. Knowing Docker, Kubernetes, and other microservice tools will add as an advantage.