Nice environment. Good salary. Fun people.
Sometimes pressure.
Outdated processes.
Some managers can be more relaxed.
I had onsite interviews with 6 candidates, each lasting 45 minutes back-to-back. I had an hour lunch break with a one-year employee who shared her experience working there and showed me the results of her work. The interviews themselves were all te
On-campus interview: two 45-minute sessions back to back. Very few to no behavioral questions were asked. The interviewers did not ask much about past experience, going straight to the technical portion. There were two programming questions, each i
Everything went smoothly. There were hard questions. People were very nice. Some coding puzzles were not clear how to solve, like a lot of binary tree and graph traversal questions. Some in-depth C++ questions, such as "What is a virtual function?"
I had onsite interviews with 6 candidates, each lasting 45 minutes back-to-back. I had an hour lunch break with a one-year employee who shared her experience working there and showed me the results of her work. The interviews themselves were all te
On-campus interview: two 45-minute sessions back to back. Very few to no behavioral questions were asked. The interviewers did not ask much about past experience, going straight to the technical portion. There were two programming questions, each i
Everything went smoothly. There were hard questions. People were very nice. Some coding puzzles were not clear how to solve, like a lot of binary tree and graph traversal questions. Some in-depth C++ questions, such as "What is a virtual function?"