Informal atmosphere.
Had the opportunity to work with new technologies in a forgiving environment (pre-production product cycles).
Down-to-earth co-workers (didn't think they were changing the world).
Uncompetitive benefits. Management watched botched product design, happy on two new products in a row. Management not great at implementing a UX vision. Lack of talent.
I was reached out to on LinkedIn to attend an information day on their local campus. A week later, I was contacted about items on my resume that were relevant to a summer intern project they wanted completed. In our emails, I was told about the prob
They called me to talk about the team. (I didn't talk about my work much; they talked about what they did a lot.) Then they gave me a skilled assessment test (basically a math and IQ test). After that, they offered me the position (sent an offer l
I was referred through a friend. I sent my resume, and they contacted me about a week later. I had an in-person interview with two engineers who asked me more about my availability and interests. It was pretty easy and relaxed. Afterwards, I had a
I was reached out to on LinkedIn to attend an information day on their local campus. A week later, I was contacted about items on my resume that were relevant to a summer intern project they wanted completed. In our emails, I was told about the prob
They called me to talk about the team. (I didn't talk about my work much; they talked about what they did a lot.) Then they gave me a skilled assessment test (basically a math and IQ test). After that, they offered me the position (sent an offer l
I was referred through a friend. I sent my resume, and they contacted me about a week later. I had an in-person interview with two engineers who asked me more about my availability and interests. It was pretty easy and relaxed. Afterwards, I had a