They are flexible with schedules for students.
There are no cons for this.
The company moved quickly from phone interviews to in-person interviews. I had two phone interviews before being brought in. The on-site interview was intense and about 4 hours long (1 hour was a tour). You are bombarded with pre-defined technical q
That is usually a 4-5 round process. The first round will be technical, focusing on mechanical concepts. From there onwards, interviews will be with team members. Those interviews will also be technical but in greater depth. The last one is usually a
It was a smooth two-step process, first with the manager and then with the entire team. Both rounds were technical interviews. The second round also included some behavioral questions.
The company moved quickly from phone interviews to in-person interviews. I had two phone interviews before being brought in. The on-site interview was intense and about 4 hours long (1 hour was a tour). You are bombarded with pre-defined technical q
That is usually a 4-5 round process. The first round will be technical, focusing on mechanical concepts. From there onwards, interviews will be with team members. Those interviews will also be technical but in greater depth. The last one is usually a
It was a smooth two-step process, first with the manager and then with the entire team. Both rounds were technical interviews. The second round also included some behavioral questions.