A big, predictable company with a great focus on execution, but also on work-home balance.
feels too much technocratic and also a bit like a golden cage
I met them at a career fair at my college, and about a month later, they emailed me, offering an interview. It lasted about 45 minutes and had a lot to do with computer hardware, covering topics like: * Caches * Logic gates * Stacks * Pipelining T
They conduct multiple stages and dedicate a lot of time to interviews, which is noticeable in the qualities of the people. They have interviews for: * Personal development * Technical knowledge * Reasoning * Knowledge expression
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.
I met them at a career fair at my college, and about a month later, they emailed me, offering an interview. It lasted about 45 minutes and had a lot to do with computer hardware, covering topics like: * Caches * Logic gates * Stacks * Pipelining T
They conduct multiple stages and dedicate a lot of time to interviews, which is noticeable in the qualities of the people. They have interviews for: * Personal development * Technical knowledge * Reasoning * Knowledge expression
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.