Not bad, but crazy hours
Not bad, but crazy hours
Not a bad place for engineers. You learn a lot.
Work hours do not allow for work-life balance.
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Engineer
Big emphasis on behavioral/Lominger in addition to technical questions based on specific work experiences. * 1st round, with recruiter (on phone) * 2nd round, panel with management, details on the position (video interview but surprisingly comfo
Engineer
Process was very professional. Received a call a week after applying online. First, a scheduled telephone interview, then a week after the telephone interview, there was an in-person interview. Interviewers made the process very comfortable for you.
Engineer
On campus, a skill test, 1:1 interview process, then final negotiation with HR about the salary. The total process was very fast. There were two rounds of one-on-one interviews: one technical, and another on aspirations and future plans.
Engineer
United StatesApril 1, 2014Big emphasis on behavioral/Lominger in addition to technical questions based on specific work experiences. * 1st round, with recruiter (on phone) * 2nd round, panel with management, details on the position (video interview but surprisingly comfo
Engineer
Warren, Michigan, United StatesApril 1, 2015Process was very professional. Received a call a week after applying online. First, a scheduled telephone interview, then a week after the telephone interview, there was an in-person interview. Interviewers made the process very comfortable for you.
Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaFebruary 1, 2011On campus, a skill test, 1:1 interview process, then final negotiation with HR about the salary. The total process was very fast. There were two rounds of one-on-one interviews: one technical, and another on aspirations and future plans.
