It's good company, and you will always get to learn more.
It completely depends on the individual.
I attended just one round, as I failed in the first round only. There were no further rounds. The first round was a telephonic round, where I was interviewed by a colleague.
Applied online and six weeks later received an email from a recruiter to set up a phone screen. After speaking with the recruiter for 30 minutes, a second phone screen was set up for technical. Passed technical and was invited to their San Ramon ca
They spent more time asking me about the software development life cycle than asking me questions about my work experience. They asked very few technical questions. Instead, they asked me a great deal of open-ended questions (e.g. "What are your stre
I attended just one round, as I failed in the first round only. There were no further rounds. The first round was a telephonic round, where I was interviewed by a colleague.
Applied online and six weeks later received an email from a recruiter to set up a phone screen. After speaking with the recruiter for 30 minutes, a second phone screen was set up for technical. Passed technical and was invited to their San Ramon ca
They spent more time asking me about the software development life cycle than asking me questions about my work experience. They asked very few technical questions. Instead, they asked me a great deal of open-ended questions (e.g. "What are your stre