Flexible work schedule. Good benefits.
Heavy outsourcing and contract workers
I was referred by an acquaintance to the Windows OS team at Folsom. The overall interview process lasted about 3-4 weeks. I had an initial phone interview which concentrated on general operating system concepts. I was invited for an onsite interview
The interview process is somewhat of a joke. Compared to Google, Microsoft, etc., it is incredibly easy. I had zero programming questions, though talking with coworkers this is not the norm. Some of my coworkers got questions such as implementing Fi
Anything that you put on your resume, they will ask you about, so be honest. They want to know what languages you know, and they want to know all of the parts of a computer.
I was referred by an acquaintance to the Windows OS team at Folsom. The overall interview process lasted about 3-4 weeks. I had an initial phone interview which concentrated on general operating system concepts. I was invited for an onsite interview
The interview process is somewhat of a joke. Compared to Google, Microsoft, etc., it is incredibly easy. I had zero programming questions, though talking with coworkers this is not the norm. Some of my coworkers got questions such as implementing Fi
Anything that you put on your resume, they will ask you about, so be honest. They want to know what languages you know, and they want to know all of the parts of a computer.