Decent benefits and compensation.
Interesting technologies to work on, good training, and work-life balance.
A large, dispersed company is difficult to navigate. Your experience will vary widely depending on what group you are in and where you are located.
Invest in the people you have. There are some very talented people that are just let go.
I applied through Uncubed during my first year in college, so I didn't have much knowledge of data structures. The interview was a link that needed to be completed online. It included: * Two coding questions with a 45-minute timer. * Recording
I joined an on-campus interview talking about the resume that you submit. It took thirty minutes to finish. There were two recruiters asking questions. Most questions were about the experience you had before.
The interview consisted of three parts, totaling eight questions: 1. Basic introduction of yourself and why you should be a part of the company. 2. Programming assessment, all of which were string manipulation. 3. Explanation of the programming asse
I applied through Uncubed during my first year in college, so I didn't have much knowledge of data structures. The interview was a link that needed to be completed online. It included: * Two coding questions with a 45-minute timer. * Recording
I joined an on-campus interview talking about the resume that you submit. It took thirty minutes to finish. There were two recruiters asking questions. Most questions were about the experience you had before.
The interview consisted of three parts, totaling eight questions: 1. Basic introduction of yourself and why you should be a part of the company. 2. Programming assessment, all of which were string manipulation. 3. Explanation of the programming asse