Smart people, solid tech, a lot of freedom
Productivity suffers due to various security measures but that's a fair price to pay.
In all cases the interviewers seem quite nice except for one person who sat in watching and never introduced themselves. First round was a 1 hour with a ~30min programming exercise and general chat about my experience. Second round was supposed to
Submitted resume and was rejected a few days afterwards by email. It seems like they do not accept students who would need visa sponsorship after graduation. There's nothing wrong (or illegal) about not being able to sponsor visas, though would've
Had to sign a confidentiality form so I won't get into much detail. Anyway, the interview involves no human interaction: the only words I exchanged with the interviewer were to answer the question "Java or C#?". Then, you are given some problems (I h
In all cases the interviewers seem quite nice except for one person who sat in watching and never introduced themselves. First round was a 1 hour with a ~30min programming exercise and general chat about my experience. Second round was supposed to
Submitted resume and was rejected a few days afterwards by email. It seems like they do not accept students who would need visa sponsorship after graduation. There's nothing wrong (or illegal) about not being able to sponsor visas, though would've
Had to sign a confidentiality form so I won't get into much detail. Anyway, the interview involves no human interaction: the only words I exchanged with the interviewer were to answer the question "Java or C#?". Then, you are given some problems (I h