Good work/life balance, friendly people.
Slow moving, not innovative, average salaries.
The interview process was pretty standard. I applied online (I also could have applied through my university's career fair), and that was followed by an on-campus interview. The on-campus interview consisted of about 30 minutes of typical behavioral
A full afternoon, broken into four parts: * General discussion of the position with a team lead. * Coding exercise: They bring in a laptop and have you flesh out a skeleton project. * OO design exercise: How would you design a ___? * More senior man
I came in for a half-day onsite interview in the NY office after a pretty easy Technical Phone Screen. The NY office is cramped, relatively small, and not well-lit. Their HQ is in Chicago, so that's where all the best talent and office space is. By
The interview process was pretty standard. I applied online (I also could have applied through my university's career fair), and that was followed by an on-campus interview. The on-campus interview consisted of about 30 minutes of typical behavioral
A full afternoon, broken into four parts: * General discussion of the position with a team lead. * Coding exercise: They bring in a laptop and have you flesh out a skeleton project. * OO design exercise: How would you design a ___? * More senior man
I came in for a half-day onsite interview in the NY office after a pretty easy Technical Phone Screen. The NY office is cramped, relatively small, and not well-lit. Their HQ is in Chicago, so that's where all the best talent and office space is. By