Work-life balance is pretty good.
a bit old-fashioned, unfortunately.
Met the GM reps at the career fair in Provo, Utah, and got an interview with them that day. It lasted for about 45 minutes, and we discussed several behavioral questions with one technical question. Then, I was contacted a few weeks later and schedul
I spoke to a recruiter at a career fair at my school. A few weeks later, they called me in for an interview on campus. There were five or so different questions that were pretty open-ended. It was really more of a conversation than an interview. The
The first round interview. An immediate opportunity after submitting my resume on campus. An easy and relaxed 40-minute on-site interview. Behavioral questions. Questions about my previous work experiences and output. No coding questions or challenge
Met the GM reps at the career fair in Provo, Utah, and got an interview with them that day. It lasted for about 45 minutes, and we discussed several behavioral questions with one technical question. Then, I was contacted a few weeks later and schedul
I spoke to a recruiter at a career fair at my school. A few weeks later, they called me in for an interview on campus. There were five or so different questions that were pretty open-ended. It was really more of a conversation than an interview. The
The first round interview. An immediate opportunity after submitting my resume on campus. An easy and relaxed 40-minute on-site interview. Behavioral questions. Questions about my previous work experiences and output. No coding questions or challenge