Good people, got to work on some interesting things.
No real cons during my time there.
They ask you a bunch of knowledge questions, then you do some technical questions, and then they have you describe one of your projects. Overall, it went okay. I got along with the interviewer, and the questions were mainly content you learn in class
One interview, two interviewers. About a half-hour long. Very polite. They asked me about my experience and then a few technical questions. They gave me enough time to also ask questions to them. I got an offer soon after.
Very basic C++/Java conceptual questions over the phone, asking about language-specific questions. It would be good to brush up on knowledge about arrays, vectors, smart pointers, references, and garbage collection.
They ask you a bunch of knowledge questions, then you do some technical questions, and then they have you describe one of your projects. Overall, it went okay. I got along with the interviewer, and the questions were mainly content you learn in class
One interview, two interviewers. About a half-hour long. Very polite. They asked me about my experience and then a few technical questions. They gave me enough time to also ask questions to them. I got an offer soon after.
Very basic C++/Java conceptual questions over the phone, asking about language-specific questions. It would be good to brush up on knowledge about arrays, vectors, smart pointers, references, and garbage collection.