Comfortable gig overall. Nice perks and offices, some very smart people, and a solid salary.
A lot of corporate red tape. You're not going to be changing the world, you're just going to be fighting to try to move the needle incrementally.
Swing bigger
The interview lasted all day. The questions were pretty simple and standard, covering programming and some computer architecture. I recommend staying cool and answering to the best of your ability. I received an offer the following week and accepted
I submitted my resume online and received an email for a phone interview one month later. The phone interview took 30 minutes with a hiring manager, who went over my resume and asked some technical questions. I then received an email and phone call
Asked about basic interview questions, such as suitability for the position. Then, basic OS questions were asked, based on your choice of the most comfortable OS. After inquiring about the choice of programming language, questions about data struct
The interview lasted all day. The questions were pretty simple and standard, covering programming and some computer architecture. I recommend staying cool and answering to the best of your ability. I received an offer the following week and accepted
I submitted my resume online and received an email for a phone interview one month later. The phone interview took 30 minutes with a hiring manager, who went over my resume and asked some technical questions. I then received an email and phone call
Asked about basic interview questions, such as suitability for the position. Then, basic OS questions were asked, based on your choice of the most comfortable OS. After inquiring about the choice of programming language, questions about data struct