Good managers, good network.
Very formal, which is not the norm for software engineering.
I was asked a standard coding question. The woman who interviewed me was nice and helped talk me through the question when I was stuck. I did not ultimately get the job, but I thought that the process was very fair. However, they did not give me an
Applied at a campus career fair. Received an email later for a first interview and then was invited for an on-site interview. The questions were both technical and behavioral. There were two interviews: one on campus and one on-site. The recruiter
I submitted my resume at a school career fair and had an on-campus interview, followed by an on-site interview. Each interview consisted of two back-to-back sessions. I was asked about my resume and to write answers to a couple of simple programming
I was asked a standard coding question. The woman who interviewed me was nice and helped talk me through the question when I was stuck. I did not ultimately get the job, but I thought that the process was very fair. However, they did not give me an
Applied at a campus career fair. Received an email later for a first interview and then was invited for an on-site interview. The questions were both technical and behavioral. There were two interviews: one on campus and one on-site. The recruiter
I submitted my resume at a school career fair and had an on-campus interview, followed by an on-site interview. Each interview consisted of two back-to-back sessions. I was asked about my resume and to write answers to a couple of simple programming