Convenient to where I live.
No cons that I can think of.
None
In the first interview, I was asked behavioral questions. In the second interview, I was asked about: * Basic software development principles * Algorithms * Data structures * Testing * Software life cycle There was a major focus on data structure q
I was interviewed last summer. The process consisted of one phone interview, followed by an onsite visit in Chandler, AZ. The onsite visit included five one-on-one interviews. The questions were pretty decent, involving some thinking and knowledge.
The on-campus HR and technical interviews were called "onsite" after a week in Arizona. There were six technical interviews with various members, from junior staff to the hiring manager.
In the first interview, I was asked behavioral questions. In the second interview, I was asked about: * Basic software development principles * Algorithms * Data structures * Testing * Software life cycle There was a major focus on data structure q
I was interviewed last summer. The process consisted of one phone interview, followed by an onsite visit in Chandler, AZ. The onsite visit included five one-on-one interviews. The questions were pretty decent, involving some thinking and knowledge.
The on-campus HR and technical interviews were called "onsite" after a week in Arizona. There were six technical interviews with various members, from junior staff to the hiring manager.