Love the team, and management is good as well. There are even lots of room for development personally. Would love to join the team permanently.
I couldn’t find much cons, other than the fact that since you are a contractor, the vacation hours with pay are less.
Overall, the interview was a great experience. I was first reached out by my engineering recruiter, who conducted a brief background screening (simple "tell me about yourself" and company-based questions). Next was the Hire-Vue interview, which con
I attended my school's career fair in the fall of 2012. I went to the GM booth and talked to several recruiters, at which point I was offered an interview. At the time, I was only looking for an internship, since I still had an additional year of sch
Met through a campus recruiter. After months, and far past when my peers got interviews, I received a phone call to verify my availability. I waited a few more weeks to hear back, and then they decided to fly me out. They picked me up, took me to the
Overall, the interview was a great experience. I was first reached out by my engineering recruiter, who conducted a brief background screening (simple "tell me about yourself" and company-based questions). Next was the Hire-Vue interview, which con
I attended my school's career fair in the fall of 2012. I went to the GM booth and talked to several recruiters, at which point I was offered an interview. At the time, I was only looking for an internship, since I still had an additional year of sch
Met through a campus recruiter. After months, and far past when my peers got interviews, I received a phone call to verify my availability. I waited a few more weeks to hear back, and then they decided to fly me out. They picked me up, took me to the