CAM is a tight-knit site with a lot of good-hearted people doing good technical work.
Lots of things changing at a broader level outside of the office's control.
A recruiter (HR) from Google set up a phone interview with an engineer from Google, based on my availability. The process was quick and easy. After a few days, another interview was set up, and within five days, I received a response from the compan
The interview was very smooth, but perhaps I underestimated it. You definitely need to know your data structures very well and have to review some of the basic CS topics from your college years. The interviewer was nice, though, and asked many quest
There were four "interviews": * A phone screen with a recruiter. * Another phone screen with a more local recruiter. * A first round of interviews on-site. * A longer interview on-site afterward. All of the in-person interviews were whitebo
A recruiter (HR) from Google set up a phone interview with an engineer from Google, based on my availability. The process was quick and easy. After a few days, another interview was set up, and within five days, I received a response from the compan
The interview was very smooth, but perhaps I underestimated it. You definitely need to know your data structures very well and have to review some of the basic CS topics from your college years. The interviewer was nice, though, and asked many quest
There were four "interviews": * A phone screen with a recruiter. * Another phone screen with a more local recruiter. * A first round of interviews on-site. * A longer interview on-site afterward. All of the in-person interviews were whitebo