Not too rough, they give you time to ramp up. Decent atmosphere considering Silicon Valley standards.
A lot of bureaucracy, slow to develop changes and software patches. They have a lot of fat they need to trim.
The hiring manager talked to me more about availability during the school year, as the job would be part-time but onsite. I was asked about my technical background and work experience, and later covered my specific interests in software engineering.
It was a very positive experience. The interviewers were familiar with my resume and asked me to talk about some of my prior projects. There were some simple clarifying questions about my role. They told me about their work and, in some cases, asked
I had a phone interview with the hiring manager, who asked me to talk about my previous work experience and relevant coursework. I was also asked some basic technical questions related to C++. After this, I was called for an onsite interview which
The hiring manager talked to me more about availability during the school year, as the job would be part-time but onsite. I was asked about my technical background and work experience, and later covered my specific interests in software engineering.
It was a very positive experience. The interviewers were familiar with my resume and asked me to talk about some of my prior projects. There were some simple clarifying questions about my role. They told me about their work and, in some cases, asked
I had a phone interview with the hiring manager, who asked me to talk about my previous work experience and relevant coursework. I was also asked some basic technical questions related to C++. After this, I was called for an onsite interview which