Colleagues are friendly and willing to teach.
So far, I haven't found any cons.
Two interviews on site. One behavioral and one technical. Then, someone from the development team will show up and share a little about the normal tasks they perform daily and the expectations for hired people.
The interview process was okay, as it was a phone interview. The interviewer was straight to the point, asking me about points taken from my resume and my related skills, specifically how I implemented them.
Met with a recruiter at the university career fair. Scheduled an on-campus interview for the next day. The interview was mainly behavioral, with a surprise general technical question at the end: "Interpreted vs. Compiled." Received an email from t
Two interviews on site. One behavioral and one technical. Then, someone from the development team will show up and share a little about the normal tasks they perform daily and the expectations for hired people.
The interview process was okay, as it was a phone interview. The interviewer was straight to the point, asking me about points taken from my resume and my related skills, specifically how I implemented them.
Met with a recruiter at the university career fair. Scheduled an on-campus interview for the next day. The interview was mainly behavioral, with a surprise general technical question at the end: "Interpreted vs. Compiled." Received an email from t