Good team, nice office, enjoyable work.
The intern program felt unnecessary and time-wasting. The team was online, so there was no reason to go into the office, but it was still required.
Don't make people go in unless they actually need to be there to do work.
Phone interview with a general recruiter, followed by interviews with specific teams. Different teams asked different questions. As a developer, most questions were Java, JavaScript, and Linux based. Friendly HR, friendly managers. Great interview
It's a contractor position. It was two one-hour interviews. A total of four people spoke with me. The interview was deep technical. I was able to get the job. After you get shortlisted, their background process takes three to four weeks.
Overall, an extremely easy interviewing process. I was dmd by a recruiter on LinkedIn and set up a phone call with her the next day. She asked generic questions gauging my familiarity with the following: * Agile development * Scrum * SQL * Python *
Phone interview with a general recruiter, followed by interviews with specific teams. Different teams asked different questions. As a developer, most questions were Java, JavaScript, and Linux based. Friendly HR, friendly managers. Great interview
It's a contractor position. It was two one-hour interviews. A total of four people spoke with me. The interview was deep technical. I was able to get the job. After you get shortlisted, their background process takes three to four weeks.
Overall, an extremely easy interviewing process. I was dmd by a recruiter on LinkedIn and set up a phone call with her the next day. She asked generic questions gauging my familiarity with the following: * Agile development * Scrum * SQL * Python *