The work-life balance is great compared to other companies. Yes, you won't always be working on the latest and greatest things, but being able to take off early on Fridays to hit the slopes was great!
The location I was at (Folsom) wasn't the greatest for someone in their early twenties, but there are enough people there to have a good time.
I had to go through New Employee Orientation twice, once for my previous internship and again for my co-op. Same exact thing, and I really didn't need to hear it more than once.
I applied online and received a call for a screening interview. After passing the screening, I was called for an on-site interview. It lasted for five hours and consisted of five rounds: * Verification * Architecture * HR round * Logic roun
The phone screen was followed by a rush interview. Only a handful were selected from about 20-30 candidates. The interview included four rounds: * HR * Backend/Layout * Design * Validation Questions were general and not too tough. Look onl
I was selected from the job fair in college. I had a phone interview for about an hour, and then I was immediately called onsite to interview at the Folsom Campus. The onsite interview had 5 rounds.
I applied online and received a call for a screening interview. After passing the screening, I was called for an on-site interview. It lasted for five hours and consisted of five rounds: * Verification * Architecture * HR round * Logic roun
The phone screen was followed by a rush interview. Only a handful were selected from about 20-30 candidates. The interview included four rounds: * HR * Backend/Layout * Design * Validation Questions were general and not too tough. Look onl
I was selected from the job fair in college. I had a phone interview for about an hour, and then I was immediately called onsite to interview at the Folsom Campus. The onsite interview had 5 rounds.