Corporate housing was a 5-minute walk from work, a fantastic resource.
Teams presented interesting projects.
Great culture.
Good balance between a small and large company.
Projects were used, but felt a bit canned. Teams vary widely in experience, in particular with regards to how used the projects are. In addition, it was hard to tell how much projects would be used in advance.
I liked that we initially got to choose our projects. However, the descriptions didn't give that much insight as to what the tasks would entail. Giving specific skills that would best fit each project would be helpful.
I had a behavioral interview with the recruiter, which went smoothly. At the end, she asked me to send my availability for two potential interview dates to set up a technical interview. After I sent her my availability, I did not hear back from her,
I applied through a career fair and had a first-round interview on campus. The first round consisted of simple questions involving knowledge of hash functions, graph traversals, and classic Java syntax. The interviewers were very friendly; I was in
First, there was a Codility Assessment. Then came a recruiter phone screening. Finally, there was a 2-hour technical and behavioral interview with an engineer and a manager. Overall, the process was quick and smooth.
I had a behavioral interview with the recruiter, which went smoothly. At the end, she asked me to send my availability for two potential interview dates to set up a technical interview. After I sent her my availability, I did not hear back from her,
I applied through a career fair and had a first-round interview on campus. The first round consisted of simple questions involving knowledge of hash functions, graph traversals, and classic Java syntax. The interviewers were very friendly; I was in
First, there was a Codility Assessment. Then came a recruiter phone screening. Finally, there was a 2-hour technical and behavioral interview with an engineer and a manager. Overall, the process was quick and smooth.