Great work-life balance, smart people, and different teams.
Things move pretty slowly, with a lot of red tape.
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
I interviewed in Cambridge, having recently finished a PhD. Communication was effective, though sporadic. The overall process took approximately 4 months, though holidays and my own schedule got in the way somewhat. I had two days of interviewing, w
I had a phone call with a recruiter, followed by an onsite interview with four technical interviewers. The first three interviews covered standard algorithm questions. The last one was an interesting question about counting the number of unique value
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
I interviewed in Cambridge, having recently finished a PhD. Communication was effective, though sporadic. The overall process took approximately 4 months, though holidays and my own schedule got in the way somewhat. I had two days of interviewing, w
I had a phone call with a recruiter, followed by an onsite interview with four technical interviewers. The first three interviews covered standard algorithm questions. The last one was an interesting question about counting the number of unique value