Environment and coworkers are great. They are very talented, but also generally supportive and nice people.
General cons of being at a giant company:
Can be stressful, but that might vary based on your team or area.
Smooth and well-structured. Everyone was friendly, which made the process less stressful. I was contacted by one of the recruiters. A phone screening followed by an actual interview. There were problem-solving questions as well as culture-fit quest
1. Technical Phone Screen 2. On-site: 45 minutes, 5 interviews 3. Team Matching 4. Hiring Committee 5. Decision I made it through step 4 and was rejected at that stage. The interview process spanned across two months, so I would suggest you keep
Applied online on their website. A recruiter reached out by email and set up a coding interview. Got a follow-up email saying they weren't going to move any further in the interview process.
Smooth and well-structured. Everyone was friendly, which made the process less stressful. I was contacted by one of the recruiters. A phone screening followed by an actual interview. There were problem-solving questions as well as culture-fit quest
1. Technical Phone Screen 2. On-site: 45 minutes, 5 interviews 3. Team Matching 4. Hiring Committee 5. Decision I made it through step 4 and was rejected at that stage. The interview process spanned across two months, so I would suggest you keep
Applied online on their website. A recruiter reached out by email and set up a coding interview. Got a follow-up email saying they weren't going to move any further in the interview process.