Great benefits, stable job, not easy to get promoted
Great benefits, stable job, not easy to get promoted
- Work is dynamic and interesting.
- Coworkers tend to be friendly.
- Benefits are good, with bonuses, etc.
Promotions are a struggle, and long hours don't guarantee anything.
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Applications Engineer
It was a 5-hour-long process with 5 interviewers, followed by a lunch interview. The interviewers were cordial and polite. The interview focused on problem-solving ability and overall personality match with the team.
Applications Engineer
Pretty straightforward. Few technical questions, but the focus is on behavioral traits. Took less than a month from interview to offer. * Phone interview * Onsite interview with 4-5 people, including a lunch break with a potential colleague.
Applications Engineer
The process was smooth, including three interview sessions with the Hiring Manager and two one-hour panels with the team members. Each panel consisted of a 15-minute presentation and 45 minutes of technical questions.
Applications Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2014It was a 5-hour-long process with 5 interviewers, followed by a lunch interview. The interviewers were cordial and polite. The interview focused on problem-solving ability and overall personality match with the team.
Applications Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesJune 17, 2024Pretty straightforward. Few technical questions, but the focus is on behavioral traits. Took less than a month from interview to offer. * Phone interview * Onsite interview with 4-5 people, including a lunch break with a potential colleague.
Applications Engineer
United StatesDecember 5, 2022The process was smooth, including three interview sessions with the Hiring Manager and two one-hour panels with the team members. Each panel consisted of a 15-minute presentation and 45 minutes of technical questions.
