Good work-life balance and good perks.
Bad career opportunity. C-level is a disaster.
The overall impression was unprofessional. Initial communication occurred over the phone. HR asked me algorithm questions, which seemed unusual given that the interviewer appeared to be matching my answers to a predefined list, clearly lacking genui
A couple of phone screens: - One if you're local - Two if you're in a different state - Three if you're INTL. If those technical phone screens go through, then you come on-site for 3-4 technical questions. These could cover anything from software ar
I was asked about past experiences and some general questions. The questions were quite open, including character and hobbies. Overall, it was a very positive and nice experience. I wish I had had more industrial experience and less schooling. Ther
The overall impression was unprofessional. Initial communication occurred over the phone. HR asked me algorithm questions, which seemed unusual given that the interviewer appeared to be matching my answers to a predefined list, clearly lacking genui
A couple of phone screens: - One if you're local - Two if you're in a different state - Three if you're INTL. If those technical phone screens go through, then you come on-site for 3-4 technical questions. These could cover anything from software ar
I was asked about past experiences and some general questions. The questions were quite open, including character and hobbies. Overall, it was a very positive and nice experience. I wish I had had more industrial experience and less schooling. Ther