WLB is good. Great people to work with.
Not fair salaries with respect to other employees.
Applied through a career fair at my university. My first-round interview was with two GM employees and lasted 30 minutes. It consisted of three behavioral-based questions. I received a phone call a week later inviting me for a second-round intervie
Tough technical questions were asked, along with some on thinking capabilities. I was primarily interviewed for a position in Java/J2EE development. Questions were mainly focused on J2EE, EJB, messaging, and transaction capabilities using WebLogic.
Two coding questions. Using Skype for an online interview, they asked a few behavioral questions. There will be two different recruiters, so each one will take 45 minutes. I had one recruiter who was kind of rude to me, and it was like he didn't c
Applied through a career fair at my university. My first-round interview was with two GM employees and lasted 30 minutes. It consisted of three behavioral-based questions. I received a phone call a week later inviting me for a second-round intervie
Tough technical questions were asked, along with some on thinking capabilities. I was primarily interviewed for a position in Java/J2EE development. Questions were mainly focused on J2EE, EJB, messaging, and transaction capabilities using WebLogic.
Two coding questions. Using Skype for an online interview, they asked a few behavioral questions. There will be two different recruiters, so each one will take 45 minutes. I had one recruiter who was kind of rude to me, and it was like he didn't c