All the benefits are amazing.
The sheer size of the company can be a bit aggravating sometimes, along with the entitlement. Work-life was not particularly good at times.
I had two phone interviews, which were relatively easy with no real tricks. I then got flown to SCO to interview with five people over the course of the day. Right now, I'm waiting on the hiring team to give a recommendation.
A recruiter reached out to me. I passed an OA with two questions and then scheduled two technical interviews back-to-back. I then attended these interviews and passed them, entering team-matching a couple of months later. Subsequently, a few months
From beginning to end, the interview process was disorganized, drawn out, and mistake-driven, with a lot of "apologies" and "no exceptions" to the process, regardless of the highly impersonal nature of the "process" or the lack of competence involved
I had two phone interviews, which were relatively easy with no real tricks. I then got flown to SCO to interview with five people over the course of the day. Right now, I'm waiting on the hiring team to give a recommendation.
A recruiter reached out to me. I passed an OA with two questions and then scheduled two technical interviews back-to-back. I then attended these interviews and passed them, entering team-matching a couple of months later. Subsequently, a few months
From beginning to end, the interview process was disorganized, drawn out, and mistake-driven, with a lot of "apologies" and "no exceptions" to the process, regardless of the highly impersonal nature of the "process" or the lack of competence involved