Work-life balance and culture are definitely good if you want more free time after work.
Limited growth, not so much promotion opportunity.
Submitted resume online on 2009-09-15. Received an email from someone in Staffing on 2009-10-07 asking for my location preferences, whether I am eligible to work in the US, and my actual date of intended graduation. Received an email from a recruit
A college recruiter reached out to me via LinkedIn. The process was as follows: * 15-minute chat * Online coding sample: two problems, one hour. * One phone screening: work through a fairly straightforward coding problem. Depending on how this goes,
Had five rounds onsite at the Kirkland campus after a phone screen. All interviewers were nice and smart, except one who appeared rude. Glassdoor and LeetCode helped. Was asked some questions on C++ internals.
Submitted resume online on 2009-09-15. Received an email from someone in Staffing on 2009-10-07 asking for my location preferences, whether I am eligible to work in the US, and my actual date of intended graduation. Received an email from a recruit
A college recruiter reached out to me via LinkedIn. The process was as follows: * 15-minute chat * Online coding sample: two problems, one hour. * One phone screening: work through a fairly straightforward coding problem. Depending on how this goes,
Had five rounds onsite at the Kirkland campus after a phone screen. All interviewers were nice and smart, except one who appeared rude. Glassdoor and LeetCode helped. Was asked some questions on C++ internals.