Good work-life balance.
Can be open to trying new areas/technologies.
Lower salary compared to industry standard
The interview had three rounds: two technical and one HR session. The technical rounds focused on questions to evaluate analytical skills and coding exposure. The coding questions were moderate and confined to C and Python languages.
Called to set up a meeting. Asked about my studies, what I wanted to learn, and if I planned to continue my studies. I thought the interview was about software, specifically MATLAB, but it ended up being about hardware.
Scheduled a 35-minute interview, but we actually talked for 1 hour. The interviewer seemed interested. We discussed my experiences on the resume. I was finally rejected because they don't offer Visa sponsorship for students with only a bachelor's deg
The interview had three rounds: two technical and one HR session. The technical rounds focused on questions to evaluate analytical skills and coding exposure. The coding questions were moderate and confined to C and Python languages.
Called to set up a meeting. Asked about my studies, what I wanted to learn, and if I planned to continue my studies. I thought the interview was about software, specifically MATLAB, but it ended up being about hardware.
Scheduled a 35-minute interview, but we actually talked for 1 hour. The interviewer seemed interested. We discussed my experiences on the resume. I was finally rejected because they don't offer Visa sponsorship for students with only a bachelor's deg