Great pay and benefits, but super boring
Great pay and benefits, but super boring
I got paid $25/hr as an intern (engineering), and I also got health insurance, vision, and dental.
This is a very stable job.
I had a lot of freedom to work on what I wanted.
A lot of older engineers work there, and I, being in my early 20s, wasn't really able to fit in. It definitely wasn't a job where I could have a social life with my coworkers outside of work. Everyone is afraid of HR. The tasks I was assigned were pretty boring and didn't really seem meaningful.
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I submitted my application by working with a recruiter. I was then notified that I was selected for an interview and scheduled it for the following week. The interview was conducted via phone.
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The interview process consists of two rounds of technical questions and one round of general/behavioral questions. Each round is approximately 30 minutes long. Interviewers will review your resume and ask for more details. They are very nice and pat
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The interview started with some behavioral questions, such as: * What are the challenges that you have faced, and how did you face them? * What are your strengths and weaknesses? Next, they asked a few technical questions about BJTs.
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Phoenix, Arizona, United StatesOctober 1, 2021I submitted my application by working with a recruiter. I was then notified that I was selected for an interview and scheduled it for the following week. The interview was conducted via phone.
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United StatesMarch 18, 2022The interview process consists of two rounds of technical questions and one round of general/behavioral questions. Each round is approximately 30 minutes long. Interviewers will review your resume and ask for more details. They are very nice and pat
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Toronto, Ontario, CanadaFebruary 1, 2020The interview started with some behavioral questions, such as: * What are the challenges that you have faced, and how did you face them? * What are your strengths and weaknesses? Next, they asked a few technical questions about BJTs.
